Specific kana

character of the Japanese writing system

Hiragana letter Ka (U+304B)

hiragana letter I (U+3044)

Hiragana letter U (U+3046)

hiragana letter Sa (U+3055)

Hiragana letter E (U+3048)

Hiragana letter No (U+306E)

Hiragana letter Ta (U+305F)

Hiragana letter So (U+305D)

Hiragana letter Ki (U+304D)

Hiragana letter Ko (U+3053)

Hiragana letter Tu or Tsu (U+3064)

Hiragana letter Na (U+306A)

kana letter O

character of the Japanese alphabet

Hiragana letter Se (U+305B)

Hiragana letter Ni (U+306B)

Character of the Japanese writing system

Hiragana letter Ne (U+306D)

Hiragana letter Ku (U+304F)

character of the Japanese alphabet

Hiragana letter Ke (U+3051)

Hiragana letter Nu (U+306C)

Hiragana letter To (U+3068)

Hiragana letter Ti or Chi (U+3061)

Hiragana letter Te (U+3066)

Hiragana letter Ya (U+3084)

Hiragana letter Hu or Fu (U+3075)

Hiragana letter Me (U+3081)

Hiragana letter He (U+3078)

Hiragana letter Ra (U+3089)

Hiragana letter Hi (U+3072)

Hiragana letter Mi (U+307F)

Hiragana letter Ho (U+307B)

Hiragana letter Mu (U+3080)

character of the Japanese writing system

Hiragana letter Mo (U+3082)

Hiragana letter Yu (U+3086)

Hiragana letter Ma (U+307E)

Hiragana letter Yo (U+3088)

Hiragana letter Ri (U+308A)

Hiragana letter Ro (U+308D)

Hiragana letter Re (U+308C)

Hiragana letter Ru (U+308B)

Hiragana letter Wa (U+308F)

Hiragana letter Wi (U+3090)

Hiragana letter We (U+3091)

Hiragana letter Wo (U+3092)

Hiragana digraph Yori (U+309F)

Hiragana letter “archaic Ye” (U+1B001): actually Hentaigana letter “E-1”, based on the Kanji “江” (U+6C5F), originally representing the syllable /je/, which merged into /e/ in modern Japanese

hentaigana, based on the kanji 以, sometimes used for /i/, and sometimes for the nonexistent syllable /ji/ in Japanese

archaic character of the Japanese syllabic writing system

typographic ligature in the Japanese language