Hando Font

Hando Font is a sans-serif typeface created by Japanese designer Hiroshi Tsunekawa in 1996. The name “Hando” is a combination of the Japanese words for “half” and “body”, referring to the font’s rounded corners. This font was designed to be easily readable on both computer screens and printed documents. The rounded corners of the letters help to make the font more legible on screen, while the lightweight and small x-height make it more easily printed.

The Font family includes six weights, from light to black. Each weight includes both regular and italic styles. This font is available in both Latin and Japanese character sets. The typeface family works well with pairing graduate font which is also a fancy category typeface you can have this from our website easily.