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\usepackage { longtable} %N1 table is too long.
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%Japanese typesetting and fonts
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\usepackage [japanese] { babel}
\usepackage { xeCJK}
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\usepackage { fontspec}
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\setCJKmainfont { Noto Sans Mono CJK JP} %TODO Add fonts to repo
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\setmainfont { Open Sans}
\input { ./kanjiLib.tex}
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\usepackage { etoc} %For local tocs containing level based kanji list.
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\begin { document}
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\section * { Preface}
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%TODO: Add more detailed information
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Thanks to Timothy Eyre for making the Choumei font and the edition containing stroke order numbers. You can find his work at \url { https://www.nihilist.org.uk/}
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Kanji data is taken from \url { https://jisho.org/}
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This document splits the kanjis into JLPT levels. Please note that there is no official list of kanji JLPT levels. This list is based on \href { http://www.tanos.co.uk/jlpt/skills/kanji/} { tanos.co.uk} .
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\jlptSection { n5}
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\input { ./data/testing/test.tex}
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\jlptSection { n4}
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\jlptSection { n3}
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\jlptSection { n2}
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