@JHMorris89 @powderbum75 It is, but at the same time the most common katakana for "(w)i" throughout the centuries actually looked the same as 井. Here's e.g. the portion from the 官報 in 1900, when the standard set of hiragana and katakana was decided on: "wV" = ワ井ウヱヲ (https://t.co/LzXmUaVs0r). 1/ https://t.co/rncR5sm1qR