Minor addition/clarification, just in case: > If the glyphs don’t exactly look like the Japanese result sample below, your code is displaying Japanese wrong.

Minor addition/clarification, just in case: > If the glyphs don’t exactly look like the Japanese result sample below, your code is displaying Japanese wrong. Maybe exactly isn't the right term here; it doesn't need to be pixel-perfect, there are still different font faces just like with western languages, for example one that's supposed to make them look more natural or hand written and one for print, etc. Also, afaict han unification was a mistake, but if you thought you only ever have 65535 code points available it might have been tempting.