Why the heck are some on'yomi and kun'yomi readings in parenthesis?
Example: 読 ドク/トク/(トウ)
The instructions happan to leave that explanation out.....

[url=http://www.bunka.go.jp/kokugo/main.asp? ... 1000000068]ここの本票/url]からどうぞ。furrykef wrote:
Hmm, can the official Jōyō list be obtained for free?
No, they are a carefully guarded secretfurrykef wrote:
... can the official Jōyō list be obtained for free? ....
That list doesn't mark the rarity of the "tou" reading of 読 either...
furrykef wrote:
EDIT: Does the indentation serve to mark obscure readings?
浮フ見方及び使い方
6.音訓欄には,音訓を示した。字音は片仮名で,字訓は平仮名で示した。一字下げで示した音訓は,特別なもの又は用法のごく狭いものである。
僕は日本語がわかりません。coco wrote:
6.音訓欄には,音訓を示した。字音は片仮名で,字訓は平仮名で示した。一字下げで示した音訓は,特別なもの又は用法のごく狭いものである。
That list has been provided by "Agency for Cultural Affairs(文化庁)" where the kanji policy is decided at. So I believe it is the original document.furrykef wrote:
The original document?