Category: Language Learning and Education Learning Japanese Hiragana and Katakana: A Workbook for Self-Study is a great resource for anyone looking to learn the basics of Japanese writing. The workbook includes exercises that help you practice both hiragana and katakana, which are essential components of the Japanese language. One thing I appreciate about this workbook is its focus on self-study. It's clear that the author wants readers to be able to learn at their own pace, without needing a teacher or tutor. The exercises are designed to be challenging but not overwhelming, and there are plenty of examples to help you understand how to use each character correctly. Another strength of this workbook is its inclusion of both hiragana and katakana. While hiragana is the most common writing system in Japanese, katakana is used for foreign words and proper nouns. By practicing both systems, you'll be able to read and write a wider range of texts. Overall, I would recommend this workbook to anyone looking to learn Japanese writing. It's well-designed, easy to use, and provides plenty of practice exercises to help you improve your skills. Writing Japanese Hiragana: An Introductory Japanese Language Workbook is another great resource for learning the basics of Japanese writing. This workbook focuses specifically on hiragana, which is the most common writing system in Japanese. One thing I like about this workbook is its use of real-world examples to help you understand how to use each character correctly. For example, instead of just showing you a character and telling you what it means, the author provides context for how that character might be used in a sentence or phrase. Another strength of this workbook is its inclusion of exercises that help you practice writing hiragana characters. The exercises are designed to be challenging but not overwhelming, and there are plenty of examples to help you understand how to use each character correctly. Overall, I would recommend this workbook to anyone looking to learn the basics of Japanese writing. It's well-designed, easy to use, and provides plenty of practice exercises to help you improve your skills. Learning Japanese Kanji Practice Book Volume 1: (JLPT Level N5 & AP Exam) The Quick and Easy Way to Learn the Basic Japanese Kanji is a great resource for anyone looking to learn the basics of Japanese writing. This workbook focuses specifically on kanji, which are the Chinese-style characters used in Japanese. One thing I like about this workbook is its use of real-world examples to help you understand how to use each character correctly. For example, instead of just showing you a character and telling you what it means, the author provides context for how that character might be used in a sentence or phrase. Another strength of this workbook is its inclusion of exercises that help you practice writing kanji characters. The exercises are designed to be challenging but not overwhelming, and there are plenty of examples to help you understand how to use each character correctly. Overall, I would recommend this workbook to anyone looking to learn the basics of Japanese writing. It's well-designed, easy to use, and provides plenty of practice exercises to help you improve your skills. Learning Japanese Kanji Practice Book Volume 2: (JLPT Level N4 & AP Exam) The Quick and Easy Way to Learn the Basic Japanese Kanji is another great resource for learning the basics of Japanese writing. This workbook focuses specifically on kanji, which are the Chinese-style characters used in Japanese. One thing I like about this workbook is its use of real-world examples to help you understand how to use each character correctly. For example, instead of just showing you a character and telling you what it means, the author provides context for how that character might be used in a sentence or phrase. Another strength of this workbook is its inclusion of exercises that help you practice writing kanji characters. The exercises are designed to be challenging but not overwhelming, and there are plenty of examples to help you understand how to use each character correctly. Overall, I would recommend this workbook to anyone looking to learn the basics of Japanese writing. It's well-designed, easy to use, and provides plenty of practice exercises to help you improve your skills. Genkouyoushi Notebook: Large Japanese Writing Practice Book 11" x 8.5" 110 Pages is a great resource for anyone looking to practice their Japanese writing on a larger scale. This notebook includes pages that are specifically designed for practicing kanji and kana scripts, which are essential components of the Japanese language. One thing I like about this notebook is its large size. It's easy to read and write in, even if you have small hands or limited space. The pages are also designed to be durable, so they won't tear easily when you're practicing your writing. Another strength of this notebook is its inclusion of examples for each character. This helps you understand how to use each character correctly and gives you a better sense of the meaning behind each one. Overall, I would recommend this notebook to anyone looking to practice their Japanese writing on a larger scale. It's well-designed, easy to use, and provides plenty of space for practicing your skills. Kanji Writing Practice is another great resource for learning the basics of Japanese writing. This workbook focuses specifically on kanji, which are the Chinese-style characters used in Japanese. One thing I like about this workbook is its inclusion of exercises that help you practice writing kanji characters. The exercises are designed to be challenging but not overwhelming, and there are plenty of examples to help you understand how to use each character correctly. Another strength of this workbook is its focus on real-world examples. For example, instead of just showing you a character and telling you what it means, the author provides context for how that character might be used in a sentence or phrase. Overall, I would recommend this workbook to anyone looking to learn the basics of Japanese writing. It's well-designed, easy to use, and provides plenty of practice exercises to help you improve your skills. Tsuchiya Koitsu is another great resource for learning the basics of Japanese writing. This book includes a collection of traditional Japanese art covers that are designed to inspire and motivate you as you learn to write kanji characters. One thing I like about this book is its focus on real-world examples. For example, instead of just showing you a character and telling you what it means, the author provides context for how that character might be used in a sentence or phrase. Another strength of this book is its inclusion of exercises that help you practice writing kanji characters. The exercises are designed to be challenging but not overwhelming, and there are plenty of examples to help you understand how to use each character correctly. Overall, I would recommend this book to anyone looking for inspiration and motivation as they learn to write kanji characters. It's well-designed, easy to use, and provides plenty of practice exercises to help you improve your skills. Number Tracing Book for Preschoolers and Kids 3-5: Handwriting Practice for Numbers 1-30 is a great resource for anyone looking to teach their children the basics of handwriting. This workbook includes pages that are specifically designed for practicing numbers, which are essential components of mathematics. One thing I like about this workbook is its inclusion of exercises that help children practice tracing numbers. The exercises are designed to be fun and engaging, and there are plenty of examples to help children understand how to use each number correctly. Another strength of this workbook is its focus on real-world examples. For example, instead of just showing a child a number and telling them what it means, the author provides context for how that number might be used in a sentence or phrase. Overall, I would recommend this workbook to anyone looking to teach their children the basics of handwriting. It's well-designed, easy to use, and provides plenty of practice exercises to help children improve their skills. Unicorn Cursive Handwriting Workbook for Kids: 3-in-1 Writing Practice Book to Master Letters, Words & Sentences in Cursive is another great resource for anyone looking to teach their children the basics of handwriting. This workbook includes pages that are specifically designed for practicing letters, words, and sentences in cursive script. One thing I like about this workbook is its inclusion of exercises that help children practice writing letters, words, and sentences in cursive script. The exercises are designed to be fun and engaging, and there are plenty of examples to help children understand how to use each letter correctly. Another strength of this workbook is its focus on real-world examples. For example, instead of just showing a child a letter or word and telling them what it means, the author provides context for how that letter or word might be used in a sentence or phrase. Overall, I would recommend this workbook to anyone looking to teach their children the basics of handwriting. It's well-designed, easy to use, and provides plenty of practice exercises to help children improve their skills. Cornell Notes (Japanese Writing Notebooks) is a great resource for anyone looking for a notebook that is specifically designed for Japanese writing. This notebook includes pages that are designed to be used with the Cornell note-taking system, which is commonly used in academic and professional settings. One thing I like about this notebook is its focus on real-world examples. For example, instead of just showing a page and telling you what it means, the author provides context for how that page might be used in a sentence or phrase. Another strength of this notebook is its inclusion of exercises that help you practice writing Japanese characters. The exercises are designed to be challenging but not overwhelming, and there are plenty of examples to help you understand how to use each character correctly. Overall, I would recommend this notebook to anyone looking for a notebook that is specifically designed for Japanese writing.