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。
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.
平假名是这样产生的：一群又瞎又聋又哑的日本人不知所以然的在纸上乱涂。
Hiragana were devloped by having a bunch of completely blind, deaf, and dumb Japanese people scribble things on pieces of paper while having no idea why they were doing so.
平假名是这样产生的：一群又瞎又聋又哑的日本人不知所以然的在纸上乱涂。
Hiragana were devloped by having a bunch of completely blind, deaf, and dumb Japanese people scribble things on pieces of paper while having no idea why they were doing so.
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