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Japanese Kanji Flashcards, Volume 2

Japanese Kanji Flashcards, Volume 2
Authors: Max Hodges, Tomoko Okazaki
Publisher: White Rabbit Press
Category: Book

List Price: $54.00
Buy New: $52.00
You Save: $2.00 (4%)

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Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars 12 reviews
Sales Rank: 90686

Media: Cards
Pages: 739
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 8.9 x 6.2 x 2.6

ISBN: 0974869414
Dewey Decimal Number: 495
EAN: 9780974869414
ASIN: 0974869414

Publication Date: October 1, 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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Product Description
White Rabbit Press top-selling Japanese Kanji Flashcards have helped thousands of Japanese language learners, in over 58 countries, master Japanese kanji. For just a few cents per card, our meticulously designed and researched cards save you countless hours by bringing together all the information you need to master Japanese kanji in a convenient flashcard format to make study and drills as efficient as possible. Each White Rabbit Press kanji flashcard includes six commonly used kanji compounds that s more than any other product because we believe that the essence of a kanji is best grasped by understanding the meanings it forms when combined with other characters. Our cards also include the kanji s On and Kun readings, stroke order diagrams, look-alike kanji, the reading of each example word in kana scripts with definitions in English, and more. Additionally, White Rabbit Press kanji cards are the only kanji cards on the market that provide complete preparation for the kanji portion of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT). Quality Construction Cards are poker-size, 3.5 x 2.5 (8.89 cm x 6.35 cm), printed on UV coated card stock with rounded-corners for increased durability. Color-Coded 739 JLPT Level 2 cards printed in purple ink Includes a Complete Index A consolidated yomi and stroke order index is included which covers all the cards in both Volume 1 and 2 flashcard sets.


Customer Reviews:   Read 7 more reviews...

4 out of 5 stars Flashcards for beginners   December 28, 2007
 0 out of 2 found this review helpful

As I am beginner I can't recomend this product for beginners for learning. This is too much difficult - it's really good idea to start with Volume 1 :-)) But the style of it is excellent.


5 out of 5 stars Best Kanji Cards Available, Even In Japan!   October 18, 2007
Before this set went on the market, I tried using some other kanji cards that I bought in Japan, and was disappointed. They all have problems, such as useless vocabulary examples, poor durability, or random organization.

These are the best kanji cards on the market, even in Japan, and are designed especially for English speakers. They're highly durable, and are organized by JLPT level. This ensures that you're learning the most important kanji first.

Learning these JLPT level 2 kanji is not a simple thing. There are over 700 cards, and it takes time, effort and patience. I've now completed a "brief introduction" to all of the cards in this set, and I am astonished at how useful it's been at aiding me in my reading comprehension in my everyday life (I live in Japan). As soon as I learn a new card, I start to see that kanji all around me. It was always there, but now I notice and understand it.

If you've found this product and have already decided that you are determined to learn these kanji, don't think twice about buying. You can do it, with the help of White Rabbit Press!

My only complaint is that there are too many of these cards to learn! But that's the fault of the Japanese, not White Rabbit :-)



5 out of 5 stars There are no better flashcards for Kanji   September 14, 2007
 3 out of 4 found this review helpful

I am not usually a review writer, but I have to say something about these cards. I have seen every other popular series of cards. In fact, I've seen every set that advertises itself anywhere that I could find them. I graduated with a major in Japanese for Education K-12, and am currently living and working in Japan. Japanese is my personal hobby, and there is no interest that I spend more time on than on studying Japanese.

And through all of that, I can only recommend White Rabbit Press for Kanji flashcards. No other card set is sufficient for study in my opinion. Why? For many reasons, but the #1 reason: they all use Romaji! Romaji is the use of English letters to represent Japanese characters. For example, Sushi is romaji because it doesn't use the real Japanese characters ( or ). This is unforgiveable, period. You absolutely cannot study Kanji cards with romaji on them. If you do, you are not a serious student of Japanese (or you only do so because you didn't know about these cards).

Second, the other card sets are cheaply made, have few (irrelevant or infrequently used) examples, do not adequately show the stroke order (how to write it), and lack denotations for which character compounds will appear on the JLPT. White Rabbit Press has all of these and more.

And another incredibly stupid thing is that some of the flashcard sets contain the character and the reading on the SAME SIDE! What the heck!? Did they even think about what a flashcard is before they made those lame excuses for study materials?

Don't be fooled. Lots of study materials for Japanese are available, but the vast majority is pure garbage. Can you learn something from them? Sure. Are they good for serious study? Absolutely not. This goes for books, grammar guides, workbooks, tapes, etc. Anything that uses romaji beyond the first or second chapter is pure trash, and not even worthy to be recycled (I'm exaggerating that, of course). Anything that promises quick learning with little effort is a pure lie; it's a sales gimmick to trick you and get a quick buck.

If you're serious, learn the Japanese Kana (katakana, hiragana). Learn them so well that you come to hate romaji. Then, get these Kanji cards and use them like crazy.



5 out of 5 stars This product is the best   August 31, 2007
 3 out of 3 found this review helpful

The White Rabbit Press flash cards are indeed the best. They are the only kanji cards on the market that provide complete preparation for the kanji portion of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT). There are easy to use and fit nicely into the storage box. Also, White Rabbit Press offers exceptional customer service. There was a problem with my order and they addressed the problem and had the cards shipped in less than 24 hours from initial time of order. I was most appreciative. I highly recommend!


5 out of 5 stars brilliant   July 17, 2007
I love these cards. Without them, I don't think I would have passed the JLPT Level 2.

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