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I was visiting realkana.com yesterday and I recognized the different hiragana fonts. What is the most widely used kana font? Does the way Japanese is written depend on location, topic etc…? I mean, some fonts are easier to understand than others.
I think the purpose of those fonts there is more to familiarize yourself with the kana regardless of how it is written. A lot of those fonts look more like scratchy handwriting.
Also, although there may be a popular group of fonts used in most web pages or street signs, things change quite a bit when it comes down to images with logos, business signage, etc
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