よろしく


How to write it?

よろしく

ヨロシク

宜よろしく

宜敷よろしく

When writing よろしく, You can use either Katakana, hiragana or kanji.

We usually use よろしく.
ヨロシク is casual and I guess, it’s a bit old fashioned. That may be just me though.

宜よろしく is pretty formal.
This isn’t included in 常用漢字じょうようかんじ (commonly used kanji), so it’s better to avoid using it even in a business setting.
You can see it in a formal invitation such as for a wedding.

宜敷よろしく is seldom used nowadays, but you can see it in classic novels, such as those written during the Meiji period.
敷しく is called 当あて字じ, which means that the kanji was chosen for its sound alone, without regard to its meaning.


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夜露死苦よろしく

This is a good example of 当あて字じ. You can see it in comics that tell the story of Japanese punk kids. I guess most Japanese people can read it.