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I checked through the removed JP glyphs and a good amount of them are part of Adobe-Japan1-6. There were someissues reported before, and I’ve reported some of them as well, but I realized this is much worse than I thought. So I made a table below for Adobe to consider restoring the v1 JP glyphs, and a comparison gif file of the affected glyphs.
I will not be asking to restore all of them. There are a few of those in the table that might actually be renamed glyphs so they may look almost identical.
I understand some of them are removed either because the CN glyph is better designed or that it’s for balancing and consistency, but unfortunately, a good amount of glyphs now look a bit worse because they use CN by default, especially those with the 心 component.
Unicode
Character
Restore JP glyph?
Replace CN Glyph?
Notes
U+47E6
䟦
No
-
The JP glyph that is closest to Kozuka Mincho was somehow renamed to uni47E6-CN, whereas a separate CN glyph in v1 was removed. Suggest to rename it back to uni47E6-JP
U+4E0B
下
No
-
CN looks better
U+4F53
体
Yes
Yes
U+4F8D
侍
Yes
Yes
U+50FE
僾
Yes
Yes
Unify the 心 component to JP
U+5146
兆
Yes
Yes
U+5174
兴
Yes
Yes
U+5208
刈
No, but adjust
-
Adjust CN glyph instead to make the drop stroke in the left X component a bit lower. It has to be in between the v1 JP glyph and the CN glyph as a compromise
Regional difference: CN is 巿 (where the vertical stroke cuts straight through the other strokes as one stroke), JP is 市 Late correction: Adobe should not restore this glyph, see this issue as the current glyph follows etymology.
U+6D7C
浼
Yes
Yes
U+6D8A
涊
Yes
Yes
Unify the 心 component to JP
U+6DC2
淂
Yes, and adjust
Yes
JP looks better, but there should be no top decoration in the bottom 寸 component when restoring the JP glyph
U+6E2B
渫
Yes
No
JP cannot accept CN-Song-style in 世 component
U+6E7F
湿
No
-
CN looks better
U+6FCA
濊
Yes
Yes
The 歲 component is already made consistent by using the KR glyph for JP, do not change. Details here. EDIT: Might need to post a separate issue about the 歲 component, but for now, the restoring of the v1 JP glyph only applies to CN/TW/HK.
U+7164
煤
Yes
Yes
U+7184
熄
Yes
Yes
Unify the 心 component to JP
U+72AD
犭
No
-
Better to keep the radical on the left side, also not much design difference between JP and CN anyway
U+7430
琰
No
-
v1 JP glyph nearly identical to CN glyph except as circled in the ExtraLight weight. Maybe keep CN.
Regional difference in 華 component, bottommost stroke longer in CN than in JP
U+7935
礵
Yes
No
Regional difference in top 雨 component, CN does not have serifs in short horizontal strokes
U+79CB
秋
Yes
Yes
U+7A57
穗
Yes
Yes
Unify the 心 component to JP
U+7B14
笔
Yes
Yes
U+7B1B
笛
No
-
Looks the same, only uni7B1B-CN is kept in v2
U+7B45
筅
Yes
Yes
U+7B4F
筏
No
-
Looks the same, only uni7B4F-CN is kept in v2
U+7C34
簴
Yes
Yes
U+7C56
籖
No
-
The 韭 part at the bottom left should connect like in v2 CN when restoring the JP glyph. EDIT: I checked that the glyph was likely adjusted for regional compatibility in v2. Do not restore for now.
I checked through the removed JP glyphs and a good amount of them are part of Adobe-Japan1-6. There were some issues reported before, and I’ve reported some of them as well, but I realized this is much worse than I thought. So I made a table below for Adobe to consider restoring the v1 JP glyphs, and a comparison gif file of the affected glyphs.
I will not be asking to restore all of them. There are a few of those in the table that might actually be renamed glyphs so they may look almost identical.
I understand some of them are removed either because the CN glyph is better designed or that it’s for balancing and consistency, but unfortunately, a good amount of glyphs now look a bit worse because they use CN by default, especially those with the 心 component.
Regional difference: CN is 巿 (where the vertical stroke cuts straight through the other strokes as one stroke), JP is 市Late correction: Adobe should not restore this glyph, see this issue as the current glyph follows etymology.
EDIT: Might need to post a separate issue about the 歲 component, but for now, the restoring of the v1 JP glyph only applies to CN/TW/HK.
The 韭 part at the bottom left should connect like in v2 CN when restoring the JP glyph.EDIT: I checked that the glyph was likely adjusted for regional compatibility in v2. Do not restore for now.
UPDATE 2023-08-18: 岸 (U+5CB8) is resolved in Serif v2.002, so I will remove its entry from the table.
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