Kaku (書く)
Definition
Kaku refers to the act of writing or drawing. It is the process of putting thoughts, ideas, or information onto paper or any other surface using a pen, pencil, or brush.
Related terms
Kakikata (書き方): This term refers to the way of writing or the technique used in writing. It focuses on different styles, strokes, and methods for creating characters.
Kakikomi (書き込み): This term means 'writing in' and refers to adding additional information or notes into an existing text or document.
Kakushu (拡手): This term translates to 'handwriting' and specifically refers to one's unique style of handwriting.
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AP Japanese - 3.1 Japanese Beauty and Aesthetics
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