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Digital Japanese Literature: Aozora Bunko (removing ruby from texts)
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Regular Expressions (regex) for Japanese
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jpn_reg.txt

HTML TAGS: <[^<]+?>
 
WORD1 OR WORD2: 学校|學校
 
SENTENCE: [^！？。]*[！？。」]
 
QUOTATION: 「[^」]*」
 
ALL HIRAGANA: [ぁ-ゟ ]+  
 
ALL KATAKANA: [゠-ヿ]+   
 
ALL KANJI: [\u4E00-\u9FEF]
 
METAPHOR (?): .{3}(のように|みたいに).{3}

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