What problem does it solve? Japanese technical manuscripts often suffer from weak paragraph logic, vague argumentation, reader-hostile structure, and empty LLM-style filler phrases. This Skill provides a complete style guide that keeps chapters, articles, and explanatory prose rigorous, readable, and free of common rhetorical defects. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Formatting Rules: One sentence per line, footnotes for asides, bold for first-term definitions, and bans on dashes and middle dots in Japanese prose. - Paragraph & Argument Structure: Paragraph writing discipline, one topic per paragraph, explicit logical connectives, and one-directional argumentation. - Rigor & Reader Load: Eliminates logical gaps, overgeneralization, unsupported causality, and unnecessary proper nouns that burden the reader. - Style Control: Suppresses theatrical rhetoric, bans LLM-style empty phrases (e.g., "正面から扱う", "掘り下げる"), and removes redundancy. - Use Case: When drafting or revising a chapter of a Japanese technical book, apply these norms to restructure paragraphs, tighten causal claims, and strip filler so the manuscript reads as a coherent argument. ## Quick Start Review and rewrite this Japanese technical article draft according to the japanese-tech-writing norms, fixing paragraph structure and removing LLM-style filler.
