In Japanese typesetting there is a rule that a line may not begin with a closing bracket, a small kana, or a full stop. Print has followed it for a century. The web ignores it.

The result is the thing you cannot unsee once you have seen it: a single punctuation mark alone at the start of a line, or one character stranded on the last line of a paragraph.

If you are building a Japanese page in Framer, this is what to look for first: https://khz-art.com/en/framer-japanese

In Japanese typesetting there is a rule that a line may not begin with a closing bracket, a small kana, or a full stop. Print has followed it for a century. The web ignores it.

The result is the thing you cannot unsee once you have seen it: a single punctuation mark alone at the start of a line, or one character stranded on the last line of a paragraph.

If you are building a Japanese page in Framer, this is what to look for first: https://khz-art.com/en/framer-japanese