Japanese calligraphy
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Japanese calligraphy (書道; shodō) is the art of writing Japanese with a brush (筆; fude) on traditional Japanese paper (半紙; hanshi). It is also called 習字 (shūji). When taught as a subject in schools, it is called 書写 (shosha).
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