do noy hard code the value of alphabet as 26, instead use the length method for your preferred programming language

Have you tried using regexes? That is what I attempted... and yep, if my regex says work with a-z, then it will work well in English. And won't do anything in katakana.

I did not catch that! Fail

Removed it, it was just an icon of a climber.

There is already an open issue about the broken image, so I'll close this one.

You misunderstood what to do.

The broken image, ok, for the other part, read my answer to your post below.

The rope's length is in meters and the cliff's height is in feet.

The image link is broken and many of the test cases are incorrect. The varied answers using decimals and specific overrides proves this. Specifically, test.assert_equals(can_climb(6,9.1),True) as well as many of the "random tests".

This test case is incorrect, right?
A 6 ft rope can't allow you to climb 9.1 ft cliff
test.assert_equals(can_climb(6,9.1),True)

Python tests are fine:

Python Completions 2294

A problem with your code is not a kata issue, please, read this: https://docs.codewars.com/training/troubleshooting

All my English encodings are correct. And Half of my Japanese encodings are correct. How in the world? Why am I missing four random Japanese words? Could someone review?

This is what I wanted to do, but eventually gave up... Great to see!