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CJK Definition

See here .

Legend	Definition
✔	Add to AniDB
?	Generally add to AniDB, decided on a case-by-case basis
✖	Do not add to AniDB

CJK Definition Table	CJK Market	Other East Asian Market	Non-CJK Market
CJK Producer(s)	✔	?	✖
Other East Asian Producer(s)	?	?	✖
Non-CJK Producer(s)	✖	✖	✖

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Definition of whether an anime was primarily produced by a CJK producer

Expand this section to see our definition of whether an anime was primarily produced by a CJK producer.

Determining whether an anime is considered primarily produced by a CJK producer involves a subjective evaluation of potentially ambiguous facts. To aide in the assessment, consider the following scale from 0 to 100, where:

• 0/100 means the anime is clearly produced by non-CJK producers.
• 50/100 means the anime is evenly split between non-CJK and CJK producers.
• 100/100 means the anime is clearly produced CJK producers.

To assess where an anime stands on the spectrum, we assess the CJK score of each production role in the anime, and sum total the weighted average CJK score of all production roles.

• Higher importance roles and credits are scored with a higher weighting. Examples of higher importance roles include, but are not limited to: direction, production, work, production work, animation work, etc.
• The role's weight is multiplied by the CJK score of the company/creator occupying the role (see definition below), to arrive at the weighted CJK score for the role.
• The weighted average CJK score of all roles determines the CJK score of the anime.

Example, for illustrative purposes only, non-binding, not precedent setting, needs to be reassessed on a case-by-case basis, and not in itself a deciding factor on its own:
Anime: Scott Pilgrim Takes Off 
* Production: weight 3.0, occupied by Netflix , 0% CJK -- 3.0 * 0% = 0.0
* Animation work: weight 2.0, occupied by Science SARU , 100% CJK -- 2.0 * 100% = 2.0
* Direction: weight 1.5, occupied by Abel Góngora , 40% CJK -- 1.5 * 40% = 0.6
* Storyboards: weight 1.5, occupied by Science SARU , 100% CJK -- 1.5 * 100% = 1.5 
Weighted average:
= (0.0 + 2.0 + 0.6 + 1.5) / (3.0 + 2.0 + 1.5 + 1.5)
= 4.1 / 8.0
= 51% CJK, with this limited subset of roles described."

Definition of whether a particular company/creator is considered CJK

Determining whether a company/creator is considered CJK involves a subjective evaluation of potentially ambiguous facts. To aide in the assessment, consider the following scale from 0 to 100, where:

• 0/100 means the company/creator is clearly non-CJK
• 50/100 means the company/creator is evenly split between non-CJK and CJK
• 100/100 means the company/creator is clearly CJK

To assess the where a company/creator stands on the CJK spectrum, we assess their qualitative factors, applicable to the specific anime in question, and approximate a numerical score.

Example, for illustrative purposes only, non-binding, not precedent setting, needs to be reassessed on a case-by-case basis, and not in itself a deciding factor on its own:
Creator: Abel Góngora  for Scott Pilgrim Takes Off 
* Gongora is a Spanish national who's been working in Tokyo for Science SARU since 2013.
* Gongora leads the Japanese production team for this anime.
** Gongora occupies the director role for this anime.
** The director role is owned by SARU on this anime.
Therefore, considering the above, we consider Gongora to score at least 40/100 CJK.

JP Date Transcription

Refer to discussion here .

Rules for Transcribing Dates

The following are general guidelines for transcribing dates, both when used to refer to specific calendar dates (i.e. 25.06.2018), and when counting dates as units (i.e. "it has been 20 years", "2 months until the deadline", "I leave in 17 days").

-- "Full" Dates

If a "full" date is given without Arabic numerals, transcribe the kanji in full.

Text	Hiragana	Transcription
二〇一六年十二月十一日	にせんじゅうろくねん じゅうにがつ じゅういちにち	nisenjuurokunen juunigatsu juuichinichi
二〇一六年十二月	にせんじゅうろくねん じゅうにがつ	nisenjuurokunen juunigatsu
十二月十一日	じゅうにがつ じゅういちにち	juunigatsu juuichinichi

If a "full" date is given with Arabic numerals, leave the numerals in the transcription.

Text	Hiragana	Transcription
2016年12月11日	2016ねん12がつ11にち	2016-nen 12-gatsu 11-nichi
2016年12月	2016ねん12がつ	2016-nen 12-gatsu
12月11日	4がつ11にち	12-gatsu 11-nichi

-- Year (Counter: 年, -nen)

This policy does not apply to the 年 (nen, year) counter, when being used as a date. For dates regarding specific calendar years, such as "2016年" meaning "the calendar year 2016", transcribe as "2016-nen". If given in kanji, such as "二〇一六年", transcribe in full as "nisenjuuroku-nen".

If 年 is being used to count the number of years as a counter object, ie 12年 as in "twelve years", transcribe in full: juuninen.

-- Month (Counter: 月, -gatsu)

The 12 months of the year are considered dictionary terms, always transcribe in full. Similar to how the months in English are named January through December, the Japanese months are named 一月/1月 through 十二月/12月. When used to refer to the month, transcribe in full, such as ichigatsu and juunigatsu.

If 月 is being used to count the number of months as a counter object, ie 12ヶ月 as in "twelve months", transcribe in full: juunikagetsu.

List of the 12 dictionary months:

#	Text	Hiragana	Transcription
1	一月	いちがつ	Ichigatsu
2	二月	にがつ	Nigatsu
3	三月	さんがつ	Sangatsu
4	四月	しがつ	Shigatsu
5	五月	ごがつ	Gogatsu
6	六月	ろくがつ	Rokugatsu
7	七月	しちがつ	Shichigatsu
8	八月	はちがつ	Hachigatsu
9	九月	くがつ	Kugatsu
10	十月	じゅうがつ	Juugatsu
11	十一月	じゅういちがつ	Juuichigatsu
12	十二月	じゅうにがつ	Juunigatsu

-- Day (Counter: 日, -nichi)

This policy does not apply to the 日 (nichi, day) counter, when being used as a date. For dates regarding specific calendar days, such as "11日" meaning "the calendar date of the 11th", transcribe as "11-nichi". If given in kanji, such as "十一日", transcribe in full as "juuichinichi".

If 日 is being used to count the number of days as a counter object, ie 11日 as in "eleven days", transcribe in full: juuichinichi.

However, 1st to 10th, 14th, 20th, and 24th, are irregular.

#	Text	Hiragana	Transcription
1	一日	ついたち	Tsuitachi
2	二日	ふつか	Futsuka
3	三日	みっか	Mikka
4	四日	よっか	Yokka
5	五日	いつか	Itsuka
6	六日	むいか	Muika
7	七日	なのか	Nanoka
8	八日	ようか	Youka
9	九日	ここのか	Kokonoka
10	十日	とおか	Tooka
14	十四日	じゅうよっか	Juuyokka
20	二十日	はつか	Hatsuka
24	二十四日	にじゅうよっか	Nijuuyokka