"Font Find" is a corner that introduces various typefaces based on a theme.
This time the theme is "Sheltering from the Rain"!
June is a rainy season.
It can be a hassle to go out, but at times like that, it might be a good idea to take a look at different types of writing.
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The "Kaimin" series features a very cute kanji character for "rain." "Kaimin Moon" is a typeface that evokes the image of soft, dripping rain.
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"Akashi" is like a gentle rain. Its delicate impression brings freshness even during the humid rainy season.
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The typeface, which resembles the characters used in subtitled movies, is perfect for old Western movies. It's a typeface that makes you imagine a scene of a wonderful encounter while sheltering from the rain!
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It feels like a novel is about to begin. The blurred lettering draws you into the world of the story...
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The original typeface, which is made up of thin horizontal strokes and thick vertical strokes reminiscent of Ming style fonts, somehow gives off a nostalgic Showa-era vibe to the word "Ame-yadori." I'd love to take shelter from the rain at a coffee shop with a name like that.
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You can almost hear the joyous sound of raindrops splashing! The font looks like raindrops changing shape and splashing in all directions, making it a fun way to spend rainy days.
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This is old-style! The distinctive kana and stiff kanji make the name "Kizahashi Kinrei" stand out. It gives the impression of admiring the moist hydrangeas under the eaves of an old temple.
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The kanji for "Musashino" looks handwritten with a fountain pen, and the dashing "kusa kana" (grass-shaped letter). The rainy season greeting card from that thoughtful person would surely be written in such a neat handwriting.
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