Some Japanese words cannot be read on sight — a family name, a place, a technical term. Print solves it with small characters set above the word. It is called furigana, and Chinese does the same thing with pinyin.

The web has had a tag for it since 2001 and almost no design tool exposes it.

If your Japanese page needs to be read by someone who is not already fluent, this is the piece: https://khz-art.com/en/framer-japanese

Some Japanese words cannot be read on sight — a family name, a place, a technical term. Print solves it with small characters set above the word. It is called furigana, and Chinese does the same thing with pinyin.

The web has had a tag for it since 2001 and almost no design tool exposes it.

If your Japanese page needs to be read by someone who is not already fluent, this is the piece: https://khz-art.com/en/framer-japanese