When writing an article in Japanese, can I write vertically?

Yes, generally speaking, if it is a textbook, the vertical version is more common, such as the following one.

The title is written in the first line, with the first four spaces. ?

There are three empty names on the next line of the title. If it threatens the class number, write it in front of the name and leave a space between it and the name. ?

Leave a blank line before writing the text and a space at the beginning of each paragraph. ?

Punctuation and other requirements are similar to those of Chinese articles, and so are pseudonyms and lower case letters (lower left case letters). ?

For example, writing "My Hometown" should be like this:

My hometown (the first four spaces of the title) xx (the last word of the title, such as the name, is the next line of three spaces).

XXXXXX (the top line of the text, preceded by a space).

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Methods of improving Japanese writing ability;

The first is the pentatonic scale chart.

At the beginning of Japanese introduction, I first came into contact with pentasyllables, because pentasyllables are Japanese letters, which are equivalent to English ABCD. Therefore, to learn Japanese well, it is a prerequisite to master the five-tone diagram of Japanese.

The second is Japanese pronunciation.

After mastering the five-tone diagram, it is also an important stage to accurately master the pronunciation tone of Japanese. Regardless of vowels, sounds, sounds, etc. Pronunciation should be regular and the way to master Japanese pronunciation is to listen more.

Pay more attention to the study of Japanese tones, because there is a high-low relationship between syllables in Japanese, and many people can't master the change of tones, which is the focus and difficulty of Japanese beginners.

Because the four tones of Chinese are easily influenced by Japanese tones, the tones are more "stressed" in Japanese environment, so if you want to master them, you should listen more, imitate more and think more.

The third is to learn with Japanese textbooks.