Oyatsupokke Font
Oyatsupokke Font (おやつぽっけフォント) is a free hand-drawn Japanese typeface created by the shop owner behind Oyatsupokke, a confectionery business in Aichi Prefecture. Every one of its characters was drawn by hand, and the digital version keeps that irregularity intact rather than smoothing it out, giving the typeface a rounded, slightly wobbly look with inconsistent stroke widths throughout.
The font design is unpolished but brews personal quality. It reads as warm and approachable rather than professional, which makes it a natural fit for POP signage, menus, flyers, business cards, product packaging, and labels, as well as social media graphics, video captions, and other advertising or print materials where a handmade touch helps a message feel friendlier. For character support wise, it has the usual hiragana and katakana, with 3000+ kanji that pretty much covered JIS Level 1 standard kanji characters. You can download this font for free and be used on commercial projects
Usage Permission
- Free for personal and commercial use.
- No credit or attribution required, and no usage reporting needed.
- Not permitted: registering the font as part of a logo or trademark, using it as AI training data, redistributing or modifying the font file, or producing character-focused merchandise with it.
Link
To download, visit the link above and you’ll see big Free Download button as highlighted in the image below. You’ll need to register an account in order to download the font, but it’s pretty simple to do so. Once installed, you can select this font in your writing or design tools under the family name “Oyatsupokke”.
Supported characters
- Hiragana and Katakana
- Kanji (3000+ characters, supporting almost all JIS Level 1 characters)
- Alphanumerics
- Symbols and Punctuations