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In article <17469@csli.Stanford.EDU> ramaley@csli.Stanford.EDU (Alan Ramaley) writes:
 > (1)	Are there any hypercard stacks for Practicing Japanese?

Yes. But I don't remember them. I think they are very popular because
I always see them on catalog such as MacConnection. This software
maker releases French, Russian, German, too.

 > (2)	Are there any word processors that do Japanese, or at least
 > some good kana or kanji fonts?

Nisus can do. But you probably need Japanese OS to work with Japanese;
KanjiTalk, which you could buy from APDA. Only for your personal use,
KT also is included in ETO, Develop CD-ROM.
If you like plain editor, try info-mac/app/asledit-plus-10a12.hqx.
For Japanese fonts, look into info-mac/font/japan-fonts.hqx.

 > (3)	Are there any kterm emulators for the Mac, so I could have
 > people using rn on a mainframe, learning Japanese the .fj way

I don't know what kterm is. But there is a simple terminal emulator
which includes VT100 emulation: NinjaTerm. I looked for it in
info-mac. But not in it, why... Someone around you might have it. Or
request me.