“Specially written work” in Japanese
Short answer
Specially written work in Japanese is “書き下ろし” (kakioroshi). Full meaning: original (written) work (i.e. a new novel, play, music, etc.), newly written work, specially written work, writing (a new work) specially (for a publication, film, exhibition, etc.).
Other ways to say “Specially written work” in Japanese
書下し
kakioroshi original (written) work (i.e. a new novel, play, music, etc.), newly written work, specially written work, writing (a new work) specially (for a publication, film, exhibition, etc.)
書き下し
kakioroshi original (written) work (i.e. a new novel, play, music, etc.), newly written work, specially written work, writing (a new work) specially (for a publication, film, exhibition, etc.)
書下ろし
kakioroshi original (written) work (i.e. a new novel, play, music, etc.), newly written work, specially written work, writing (a new work) specially (for a publication, film, exhibition, etc.)
書きおろし
kakioroshi original (written) work (i.e. a new novel, play, music, etc.), newly written work, specially written work, writing (a new work) specially (for a publication, film, exhibition, etc.)
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