I know the stroke order of kanji and the kana, I can write them. But Japanese
handwriting is a lot different from our templates or RTK kanji. They look
different (like the special "そ"), but also with kanji I see people sometimes
not finishing certain strokes, or the whole kanji is different. How can you
learn these things? All the recources online only give the "textbook" writing,
or font writing. And if I look for handwriting fonts they still give really
neat writing, instead of the native, faster, hand. I want to look more
professional with my handwriting, but professionals don't have a handwriting
that's a replica of the standard writings, but a kind of different stylistic
feel. My question is: how do you learn this?
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How to learn proper Japanese handwriting