Solved How to install Noto-CJK fonts?

Code: 
pkg search noto | grep -i fonts

noto-2.0                     Google Noto Fonts family (meta port)
noto-basic-2.0_1             Google Noto Fonts family (Basic)
noto-emoji-2.020             Google Noto Fonts family (Emoji)
noto-extra-2.0               Google Noto Fonts family (Extra)
noto-hk-2.001                Google Noto Fonts family (Traditional Chinese Hong Kong)
noto-jp-2.001                Google Noto Fonts family (Japanese)
noto-kr-2.001                Google Noto Fonts family (Korean)
noto-sc-2.001                Google Noto Fonts family (Simplified Chinese)
noto-tc-2.001                Google Noto Fonts family (Traditional Chinese)
 
There it is: https://www.freshports.org/x11-fonts/noto-sc/
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I think you are searching for Japanies fonts then try this:
pkg install noto-jp-2.001
or another option:
pkg install noto-sc
 
Note that noto-sc is for simplified Chinese. If you install the pkg, it should put everything in the proper place.
 
I compile mine from ports... and according to the freshports page, (x11-fonts/noto) gives you options to compile it with C/J/K, and whatnot. [Vent] In my case, I don't need that. I'd compile Noto with everything, but it takes too much time. Just the basic distfile is over 1GB. [/Vent]
That same page should also tell you that Noto is a meta-port. The package is created with minimal deps needed, so most likely, C/J/K options are not enabled. If you want those, the freshports page is a good place to hunt the correct names down and install them separately. Another place to look would be FreeBSD's own ports search.
 
Would you mind post all the compiling process with code? I can do as you do , I can do it on the night.
 
You don't need to compile from ports. You are using packages on your system. Just install for Noto-CJK

Google Noto Fonts family Japanese, Korean

pkg install noto-jp noto-kr

For Chinese pkg install <package name> from below what you consider useful

Code: 
package name

noto-hk                Google Noto Fonts family (Traditional Chinese Hong Kong)
noto-sc                Google Noto Fonts family (Simplified Chinese)
noto-tc                Google Noto Fonts family (Traditional Chinese)

Noto-CJK downloads 1GB+. Have a look at chinese/CJKUnifonts (CJKUnifonts TrueType Font is a combine of Arphic Ming and Kai fonts), maybe it meets your needs with considerable much less to download.

To install: pkg install zh-CJKUnifonts
 
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It seems as if you're overcomplicating this. Firstly, if a package exists, unlike portmaster, you don't need x11/noto, you just need noto, possibly pkg install noto-*. T-Daemon gave the necessary commands. Is there some reason you want to do it from ports? Using packages will save you a lot of time and I don't think you're going to loose anything.

I use Japanese on occasion but generally, just install ja-font-{sazanami,kochi,vlgothic} hanazono-fonts-ttf, but installing noto fonts is probably just as good.
 
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