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On the replacing of kanji obsoleted in the 1946 reforms with similar-looking kanji.

This is my understanding but please correct me if some of my details are wrong: In 1946 the Japanese language underwent a reform and standardization process A subset of kanji (about 1850) were made ...

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On the replacing of kanji obsoleted in the 1946 reforms with similar-looking kanji.

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