What did the Japanese word processor users who were not good at keyboarding get with the various keyboard layout in the 1980s?

Abstract

In Japan, there were many people who were not good at keyboard operation in the 1980s, and it was said that they got "keyboard allergy." However, in the mid-1980s, some Japanese word processors were released that had been equipped with a Japanese syllabary keyboard, which helped people who were not good at keyboard operation. They wanted to use word processors because they found value in printed text, even if it took a long time to operate. And that laid the foundation for many people’s use of digital media in Japanese.