Japanese Furigana
This is a special character that resembles the shape of Japanese characters.
Usage Tips
⚑ If you need a conversion function using Korean, visit our 🌈Fancy Font page to learn more. \(^ヮ^)/
Rules
- Select the character you want to explore from the category.
- Choose the character you want to substitute in the section indicated by the category.
- Repeat this process.
- Click 'Copy' to copy all selected items at once.
Please Note
- This special character set includes characters that cannot be represented using a standard keyboard layout.
- The appearance of these special characters may vary depending on the environment.
- This service only supports Hiragana.
Zhuyin (Bopomofo)
Zhuyin, established by the Chinese government in 1918, is a phonetic transcription system used for representing Chinese characters in Taiwan. Nowadays, Zhuyin is not widely used, but it can still be found in some dictionaries. Did you know that Katakana in Japanese was developed based on some strokes of Chinese characters? Because of this, there are many visual similarities between Katakana and Zhuyin.
Due to these visual similarities, snskeyboard decided to provide a page that collects similar Zhuyin characters, allowing for easy reading even when converting ち to ㄘ. You can convert single characters or use different characters or combinations to offer a broader range of choices. The usage is very easy!
Due to these visual similarities, snskeyboard decided to provide a page that collects similar Zhuyin characters, allowing for easy reading even when converting ち to ㄘ. You can convert single characters or use different characters or combinations to offer a broader range of choices. The usage is very easy!
Troubleshooting
add Zhuyin is displayed as a square, question mark, or black diamond mark.
Zhuyin is a type of special character based on Unicode. Different computers, operating systems, and smartphones support different ranges of Unicode. If characters are replaced by squares, question marks, or diamond marks, it means that the device cannot read those Unicode characters.
add Is this all the characters available?
Unlike the alphabet, Japanese, like Korean, is a language spoken by relatively few people worldwide, making it difficult to find substitute special characters. If you have new ideas that are not included in snskeyboard, please share your feedback! You can send a message through the DM contact below.
Usage Examples
If you're using a game or messenger that allows free input of special characters, you can use our Zhuyin conversion tool to create a uniquely styled Japanese nickname. Alternatively, since this is treated differently from Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji that make up Japanese, you can also write your own letters that won't be indexed by search engines!
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