1·Don't worry, however, since you'll never have to use kanji in "real life", since most Japanese gave up on reading a long, long time ago, and now spend most of their time playing Pokemon.
别担心，无论如何，因为你永远都不会在“现实生活”中使用汉字，因为大多数日本人从很久很久以前就放弃阅读了，它们要花大多数的时间在宠物小精灵上。
2·MANY campaign posters for Japan's general election on August 30th print the candidate's name in hiragana, a rudimentary, phonetic script first taught to children, rather than the kanji.
八月30日，许多日本大选参与人员用平假名印出竞选者的姓名，一种最初用来教儿童的最为基本的拼音字体，而不是正规的汉字。
3·The name and menu are written in Japanese kanji rather than Western letters, in a large, easy-to-read font.
名称和目录都是使用日本汉字而非西方字母，并且使用一种易于阅读的大字体。
4·Limitations on sentence structure are also quite minimal. The most difficult aspect of learning Japanese is the mastery of the reading and writing of kanji.
句子结构的限制也很少，最难的方面可能是读写日本汉字。
5·The annual kanji selection event has been held since 1995.
日本年度汉字评选活动始于1995年。