Question About Kanji , 發, and 発


I have a question regarding this kanji: . Is it the same kanji with this 發 or
発?

> The kanji of the Green dragon tiles in Japan is usually which is slightly
> different from 發 since it includes the kanji 矢 instead of 殳." ([Wikipedia -
> Japanese Mahjong](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Mahjong)).

On last summer Japan trip, I was looking for some calligraphy stuffs near
Asakusa, then I asked the Obasan to make me 發 word. She asked me whether that
is 発 "Hatsu" because she said she doesn't know that word (發) exists in
Japanese. But she did not tell me this kanji: .

I know 發 word from Chinese 發財 and HK Mahjong.

I hope native/Japanese expert could explain this to me.




發 is a old character form. 発 is a new character form. Japanese don't use 發 in
a normal life. I didn't know what the word ether. But, Japanese Mahjong
players should know 發.

<http://kanji.jitenon.jp/sp/kanjil/5749.html>

I still can't write English well. I would be glad if I could help you even
just a little.




發 is a old character form. 発 is a new character form. Japanese don't use 發 in
a normal life. I didn't know what the word ether. But, Japanese Mahjong
players should know 發.

<http://kanji.jitenon.jp/sp/kanjil/5749.html>

I still can't write English well. I would be glad if I could help you even
just a little.

