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YY-Reku
Last edited Feb 1, 2015
Created on Feb 1, 2015

This example displays a minimal web page titled “Link” that contains a single hyperlink. The page is written in HTML and uses the `<font>` tag to specify a Japanese font face (ＭＳ Ｐゴシック or ＭＳ ゴシック) for the link text. The link points to an external site and is set to open in the top-level browsing context via the `target="_top"` attribute. The page does not use any JavaScript libraries or data-visualization APIs; it is purely static HTML with no charts, graphics, or interactive data elements. The visible content is limited to the word “こちら” (meaning “this way” or “here”) as the anchor text.

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