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Why is a Japanese actor's name given in Chinese and in the Romanised version of Chinese called "pinyin"? It should surely appear in Japanese "kanji" ideograms 藤 竜也 and phonetic "hiragana" characters ふじ たつや, as in the Japanese-language version of the article. Also, there's no explanation of why his name is repeated in the opposite order "Fuji Tatsuya", which matches the "hiragana" order - the reason is that Japanese naming customs require the surname to appear first, unlike in English. It looks as if something got deleted by mistake, or wrongly copied and pasted.213.127.210.95 (talk) 16:13, 24 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]
