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Merli.. did you use kanji kit for that?

That was katakana, not kanji... Katakana is the japanese character set used for words borrowed from other languages, like "drift" :D

And yeah, I installed the Japanese Language/Regional Settings in Windows and I'm able to swap between english and japanese (all three character sets)

すごいですね!! ^_^

nomuemon = nomura monster?

Quite possibly :D

He's such a character :) When I met him last year at Tokyo Auto Salon, he was drawing his little Uras Monkey on the cover of his catalogs and signing them for people and taking photos with them.

He looks just like a monkey :lol:

Kanji Kit is a program that you can use to type in japanese characters

so if you wanted to get this:

すごいですね

you type:

su co ii de su ne

its a good program, very useful..

Kanji Kit is a program that you can use to type in japanese characters

so if you wanted to get this:

すごいですね

you type:

su co ii de su ne

its a good program, very useful..

Ahhh... I see...

Nope, It's actually an option in Windows... You install two locations.

Australia, and Japan.

And it installs character sets for both languages on your computer. You get a little toolbar where you can choose your lanugage set and the same thing happens when you choose Japanese.

Type in bakamono and you get ばかもの... No need for 3rd party software, Windows does it all azndance.gif

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are you talking about the stickers I posted?if so which one the bottom one or the middle one?
Middle one monkey... the bottom one says "ichiban".

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