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Originally Posted by davidfor
Did you try the system fonts? There are three fonts intended for Japanese and Chinese use. These are much more extensive than Georgia which is used for the Publisher Font when none is specified in the book....
And having typed the comment about font handling reminds me that the kepub reader does have some fallback to the above fonts. That may mean the glyphs are missing from them as well, but, it should be tested.
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If the three fonts are the ones in the attached screenshots, then yes, they too fail. Arial Unicode MS and Noto Sans both display perfectly. Perhaps the publisher should have embedded a suitable font, but I still feel that a customer should be able to expect that when they a book from from Kobo, they will be able to read it as is on any Kobo, without need of sideloaded fonts.