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Fantastic arKkale.tciu seems to me like an understated Japanese equivalent of slab-serif. In what sort of context would Kaku be used? I imagine it looking good in subheadings, signs, etc, but that might just be because it reminds me of slab serif.And does this mean that non-P fonts are effectively mono-space? Which is more common for extended passages of writing – e.g. do newspapers and books tend to use P or non-P for paragraph text?