Previously, Rob Beschizza introduced Takumi Tohgu in Man draws "Hardest kanji", and today we revisit Japanese Calligrapher Takumi as he illustrates (in real time) the subtle nuances of Kanji in cursive script form which make it so devilishly difficult that most Japanese cannot decipher it.
Takumi Tohgu shows why most Japanese cannot read Kanji in cursive script form
Screengrab: Japanese Calligrapher Takumi | YouTube
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