Table 3

7-Bit Japanese Code Representation
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JAPANESE TEXT      {ESC}$B$3$1$OF|K\81$NJ8O$G$9!#{ESC}(J

(ROMANIZED -      KO RE WA NI HON GO NO BUN SHOU DE SU.
ROMAJI)

RAW CODE           $3$1$OF|K\81$NJ8O$G$9!#
(no escape codes)

NEW-JIS           < ESC$B$3$1$OF|K\81$NJ8O$G$9!#<ESC>(J

OLD-JIS           < ESC$@$3$1$OF|K\81$NJ8O$G$9!#<ESC>(J

NEC CODE           <ESCK$3$1$OF|K\81$NJ8O$G$9!#<ESC>H

Notice that two ASCII characters represent one Japanese character; hence,
Japanese characters consist of two bytes. For example, the HIRAGANA symbol
for "KO" is represented by the two ASCII characters "$" and "3".