“Handwriting” in Japanese
Short answer
Handwriting in Japanese is “筆跡” (hisseki). Full meaning: handwriting; calligraphy specimen, example of penmanship, holograph.
Other ways to say “Handwriting” in Japanese
手書き
tegaki handwriting; handwritten, hand-painted, hand-drawn; skilled penman
手跡
shuseki handwriting; calligraphy specimen, example of penmanship, holograph
親筆
shinpitsu (one's own) handwriting (esp. someone of high rank or status)
墨痕
bokkon ink marks, handwriting
手がき
tegaki handwriting; handwritten, hand-painted, hand-drawn; skilled penman
書写
shosha transcription, copying; handwriting (as a school subject), penmanship
書き文字
kakimoji written letters, handwriting
手筋
tesuji lines of the palm, aptitude, handwriting, apt move (in a go or shogi game), standard method
筆蹟
hisseki handwriting; calligraphy specimen, example of penmanship, holograph
手書
tekaki handwriting; handwritten, hand-painted, hand-drawn; skilled penman
手蹟
shuseki handwriting; calligraphy specimen, example of penmanship, holograph
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