Is this the correct Japanese for the last book in the book of five rings? 空と云は物毎に形なき所、知れざる事を空と見立るなり、勿論空は空にして無なり、有る所を知りて無き所を知る、是空なり、世の中に於て惡敷く見れば、物を辨へざる處を空と見る處實の空にあらず、皆迷う心なり、此兵法の道に於ても武士として道を行うに士の法を知らざる空にはあらず、色々迷ひ有て詮方なき處を空と云なれども、是實の空にはあらざるなり、武士は兵法の道を慥かに覺え、其外武藝を能く覺え武士の行ふ道にも暗からず、心の迷ふ所なく、朝々時時に怠らず、心意二つの心を研き、觀見二つの眼を磨き、少しも曇り無く迷ひの空の晴たる所是れ實の空と知るべきなり、實の道を知らざる間は佛法によらず世法によらず、己れゝゝは慥か成る道と思ひ善き事と思へ共、心の直道よりして世の大がねに合せて見る時は其身其身の心贔負、其目ゝゝのひずみによる、實の道には背く物なり、其心を知て直に成る所を本とし、實の心を道として兵法を廣く行ひ、正敷明に大き成る所を思ひ取て、空を道とし道を空と見る所也

Kanji Help In the kanji for "ten" (天) most of the dictionaries make the top like longer, but I see a lot with the top line being shorter. What is the difference between the two?

Meaning of 'Ten' in English I heard that the Japanese word 'Ten', meaning Heaven and such, also means immortal and that in folklore the Kanji for 'Ten' would be on someone who has become immortal. Is this true?

Ichi daitenchi I saw the kanji that said "Ichi daitenshi" I know daitenshi is archangel, does ichi before it mean anything? It was by its self so no real context.

how do you write 'mm' in hiragana My Japanese friends and Japanese people I have seen in shows seem to use the sound 'mm' for a general affirmation. But is there a way to write that in hiragana>

Kekkonshiki no Uta My friend is Japanese and is getting married, I would like to do the the Kekkonshiki no uta by Miyavi at her wedding, but I cant tell if it is appropriate or not, the lyrics seem fine but I cant tell the tone of the song if it would be rude or not.

how do you make the superlative form in Japanese?

What is a good job for foreigners to get when first moving to Japan?

what is the difference between nanibun and kakushigoto?