Windows 10: Need download link for "Language.Handwriting~~~ja-JP~0.0.1.0" pack. No WSUS or WinUpdate is...

In our organization we have no WSUS configued for Windows 10 and windows update is blocked for security reasons.


I need a full japanese input support.


Basic Japanese is bundled with Windows 10, but handwriting is an option that should be downloaded.


Language experience pack for Japanese does not include handwriting capability.


So I need a link for downloading this "Language.Handwriting~~~ja-JP~0.0.1.0" using a http browser, and a way to install it dism or not, please give correct directions


Windows version is 20H2 19042

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