10 +1 Japanese-Style Fonts For Typing English That Will Confuse Your Friends soranews24.com

However, now even English can be turned into a jumble of alien ciphers thanks to these 10 +1 fonts inspired by Japanese characters.
TokyoSoftThis font is modeled after katakana, one of the Japanese syllabic alphabets, and is the font we used above.
This is probably the most confusing font for Japanese people to read because actual Japanese characters represent most of the roman letters.
It’s unclear why the creator of this font chose the kanji used in GoJuOn, but there are many creepy kanji.
For example, the kanji for “blood,” “ferocious,” and “pain” are used to represent English letters.