Kanji Flash Cards- Learn Japanese Kanji Characters with Memory Tricks - JLPT N5 & Joyo Grade 1 - Japanese for Beginners

I've been studying Japanese for about two years. I started with kanji (via a web-based app) and then moved to weekly lessons with a teacher for over a year because I wanted to focus more on conversational Japanese. That is still going very well for me but I recently decided to take the JLPT N5 test this December 1 (when it's in Seattle), so I decided to return to working on kanji for it. Another benefit is cementing more vocabulary.I am totally impressed with the cards and with Dr. Moku in general. Very high quality card stock, nice graphics, and complete info on each kanji. They are going to be a joy to use.

It’s not easy to explain how much these cards can be helpful. With a bit of effort and consistency you can climb the mountain of your first 126 kanjis having fun

Dr Moku flashcards are one of the best, if not the best aid in learning not only Hiragana, Katakana, but also Kanji. I can’t imagine how I’d have memorised all the Kana characters if not for these cards, and now embarking on learning challenging Kanji I can already tell how helpful a tool these cleverly designed cards are. The design is very clear. On one side there is the symbol and the mnemonic to help you associate it with something pictorial, on the other side you have pronunciation in both ‘on’ & ‘kun’, and the order in which to write the symbol, which I recommend to always follow as it definitely helps to write it easier and to remember how to better. The main thing to keep in mind is to enjoy learning this fascinating system of an intriguing language, it’s almost like cracking a code. Each time you learn a new letter/symbol it gives you lasting satisfaction, you feel proud to recognise it on a packet of say miso jar, or during credits after watching a Japanese film. Learning Japanese has been an adventure for me, one I don’t want to give up on, however challenging it is, and these flashcards are gems that help to unearth the whole vast treasure that lays ahead. :D

Meiner Meinung nach die besten Kanji-Lernkarten. Die Mnemonics-Methode ist super eingängig. Für manche Kanjis habe ich mir aber meine eigene Eselsbrücke gebastelt. Artwork und Qualität sind hervorragend. Super ist auch das beide Lesungen und die Strichfolge auf der Rückseite der Karten angegeben sind.Sehr zu empfehlen für Japanisch-Anfänger.Man sollte jedoch ein wenig Englisch können um die Eselsbrücken zu verstehen. Alternativ kann man die verrückten Bilder aber auch mit den Kanjis verknüpfen. Super ist auch dass man einen kostenlosen Code für die passende App erhalten kann wenn man eine Mail an den Hersteller schickt. Infos dazu liegen in der Schachtel bei.

J'esssaie d'apprendre la langue japonaise à presque 50 ans. Ma mémoire n'est plus ce qu'elle était :-( Je suis tombé l'app du Dr. Moku et j'ai été étonnamment surpris de voir à quel point je retenais facilement les kanas grâce à elle. J'ai donc acheté les cartes Kanas et Kanjis et j'en suis vraiment très satisfait. Ca a un côté enfantin ; mais c'est en fait extrêmement sérieux et efficace.