CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) letters are often mentioned together and sometimes designed as a group. These countries had close cultural and historical relations in the past and still have some similarities at present, but their letters have their own design languages according to their cultures. Regarding this, it may not be possible to design CJK characters without thinking about their cultural context. And it becomes more complicated when we need to create CJK fonts matching with Latin alphabets. This session will share Sandoll’s experiences about which elements they considered and on what basis they thought of those elements when making CJK fonts.