Which languages ae read top to bottom?

Like Classical Chinese, Classical Japanese also follows the pattern of being read from top to bottom, with the flow of text moving from the right to left. This mode of writing can be traced back to the adoption of Chinese writing practices in early Japanese history. The tradition continues in certain formal and traditional settings. Classical Japanese finds its presence in historical texts, old literature, and sometimes in calligraphy. However, on a day-to-day basis, modern Japanese writing typically follows horizontal lines, read from left to right, particularly in digital and print media.