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Suppose that you're writing on genkoyoshi (原稿用紙), and you are writing a
quotation, e.g.

> 「これはペンです。」

And let's say that each line of the genkoyoshi has 8 blocks. The first block
would, I presume, be occupied by `「`, followed by one block for each of the
kana `こ`・`れ`・`は`・`ペ`・`ン`・`で`.

What do you do with the rest of the quotation? My understanding is that you're
not supposed to put punctuation at the beginning of a new line, so you can't
split it `す` and `。」`, nor `す。` and `」`. Do you just glom all of `す。」` into a
single block?

(Or do you just never include a `。` immediately prior to a closing `」`?)
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handwriting orthography genkōyōshi
What do you do if a genkoyoshi line ends with e.g. す。」?
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> Cram all three into the bottommost block -- "す。」". The better schools,
> teachers and publishers will not accept any other method.
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