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Morisawa has decided to remove this font from the Adobe Fonts library starting September 10, 2021. It will no longer appear in the Fonts tab of the Creative Cloud desktop application or in the font menus of your apps and software. More information on font removals and how your existing web projects will be affected can be found in our help page.

To continue using this font after it is removed, you may purchase a perpetual license or Morisawa PASSPORT subscription from the Morisawa website.

An alternate typeface in the Adobe Fonts library that may work for your project is Kinuta MaruMaruGothic CSr StdN R.

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Description

TB Cinema Maru Gothic is a sans serif type for movie subtitles designed based on Cinema Kana developed in collaboration with a subtitle writer. It is a very popular typeface in the digital cinema industry.

TypeBank was established in November 1975, became a Morisawa subsidiary in 2010, and was acquired by Morisawa in September 2017. For many years, it has provided products for a broad range of industries, such as as bitmap fonts, outline fonts for print and digital devices, and universal design fonts developed and refined in collaboration with academic research. In 2012, it strengthened its portfolio with acquisition of the rights to the Ryobi typefaces.

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JIS Character Coverage

JISX0208
Specifies the most commonly used characters in Japanese, including 6,355 kanji and several hundred kana, punctuation, and other symbols.

Adobe Standard

Adobe-Japan1-3
This font supports only the glyphs described in the glyph set standard finalized by Adobe in 1998, which includes pre-rotated forms for all glyphs that are not full-width.

Default Glyph Style

JIS90
Uses the JIS 90 glyph variants by default. Example:

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