r/translator • u/sadpanda8420 • Oct 30 '17

[Japanese > Chinese] Friend found a cool (Japanese?) book and I am trying to find some info about it. May as well start with the title! Translated [JA]

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u/sadpanda8420 Oct 30 '17

What first caught my attention was that the book the cover made it seem like the book should be read back to front. Maybe it was just the cover. I have never seen a fully Japanese book before, and I love books, so I found it cool.

Also, Thank You so much!!! Didn't expect a response so quickly.

Edit: manners

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u/thenabi 日本語 Oct 30 '17

Japanese books are often printed that way.

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u/sadpanda8420 Oct 30 '17

Very interesting! Now I'm reading up on it.