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NOTES
1 Known as 'the reading' of the character.
2 See previous section on Nelson's dictionary.
3 See Appendix A.
4 See Appendix B.
5 Touyou kanji are the basic 881 kanji which Japanese children must learn by the time
they graduate from junior high school.
AUTHOR'S BIODATA
Anil Bhatia has worked in Great Britain under the Advisory Unit for Computer Based
Education, after graduating from Middlesex Polytechnic with a major in Educational
Computing. His MSc thesis focused on natural language processing and man-machine
interface. He is currently a doctoral candidate at the Tokyo Institute of Technology in
the Computer Science department.
AUTHOR'S ADDRESS
249 Kizukigion Cho
Nakahara Ku Telephone: 011-81-44-411-7133
Kawasaki Shi Fax: 011-81-44-441-9210
Japan T211 e-mail: anil@cs.titech.aejp
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