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That was Japanese (Hiragana, one of the glyph forms that Japanese uses).
by wheels 14y ago
That was Japanese (Hiragana, one of the glyph forms that Japanese uses).
- w1ntermute 14y agoThe search was actually in kanji, not hiragana. And the first result (a Wikipedia page), had sakura in katakana. Sakura in kanji: 桜 Sakura in hiragana: さくら Sakura in katakana: サクラ