Dr. Moku's Kanji Flash Cards- Learn Japanese Kanji Characters with Memory Tricks - JLPT N5 & Joyo Grade 1 - Japanese for Beginners

• 126 double-sided flashcards to help you master Kanji. Learning Japanese can be hard, but by using mnemonics you can make huge leaps without the strain of rote memorization.
• Learn how to write Kanji with step-by-step stroke order illustrations. Each Kanji flashcard also shows you what the character looks like in different written and print styles.
• Colour-coded mnemonic texts to help you learn both On-Yomi and Kun-Yomi readings.
• Unforgettable visual and verbal mnemonics to help you retain and recall Japanese Kanji - most of the images use consistent radicals but we occasionally use representative illustrations if they are easier to associate and remember.
• Includes all of JLPT N5 & Joyo Grade 1 and many more - We included extra Kanji which use radicals and components which you have already learned to help build your Japanese vocabulary faster.

Everybody learns differently. With Dr. Moku's Kanji Flash Cards, you will amaze yourself with your ability to learn and recall 125 Kanji from JLPT N5 (Japanese Language Proficiency Test), Joyo Grade 1 (Grade 1 of Japanese elementary school) and more. There are three writing systems in Japanese: Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. You can learn Hiragana and Katakana in a matter of days while Kanji can be difficult and overwhelming for beginners to Japanese. But you can greatly increase your learning potential by using mnemonics; memory tricks which help you retain and retrieve information. Our Kanji visual mnemonics are either radical based (the building blocks of Kanji) or are illustrative scenes which disregard radicals in favor of easier to remember concepts. This Kanji Flash Card set comes in a sturdy two-piece box with two decks (126 cards in total) inside a tray. Best of luck on your journey to learn Japanese. With the right tools, you will make incredible leaps in your learning, boost your confidence and be reading, writing and speaking Japanese sooner than you thought possible.