This example demonstrates hand-crafted SVG symbols, presenting both Japanese Hiragana characters and stylized English block letters as single-line vector drawings. The rendering relies entirely on inline SVG `path` elements, with coordinates specified using relative and shorthand `d` commands to define each character's stroke. Styling is applied via CSS classes, with stroke widths differentiating the thicker Japanese glyphs from the thinner English set. While the JavaScript file exists only as a placeholder, the visualization shows how raw path data and straightforward CSS can produce compact, customizable typographic forms without external libraries.