Japanese Kanji and Kana Workbook: A Self-Study Workbook for Learning Japanese Characters

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Master the Japanese Writing System with Confidence—All in One Workbook! This comprehensive and easy-to-use workbook is your all-in-one guide to reading and writing Japanese. Covering all 92 Hiragana and Katakana characters plus 617 high-frequency Kanji , this fully updated edition is the perfect resource for learners who want a solid foundation in written Japanese. Whether you're preparing for the JLPT (N5-N3) or the AP Japanese Exam , or simply want to deepen your understanding of the language, this workbook has you covered. Inside You'll Find Step-by-step guides for writing each Kana and Kanji character with proper stroke order 3,000+ essential vocabulary words and phrases using real-world Kanji compounds Meaning, pronunciation, and radical breakdowns for every Kanji Two handy indexes—by radicals and by readings—or quick reference Tons of writing space to reinforce retention and build muscle memory Ideal structure for self-study, homeschoolers, and classroom learners alike Unlike other resources, this workbook combines Kana and Kanji learning into one streamlined volume , helping you build lasting skills and real confidence. No separate books, no confusing formats—just clear instruction and smart organization. Revised, reformatted, and more affordable than ever, Japanese Kanji and Kana Workbook is a trusted choice for learners worldwide. Review: Excellent - Bought it to brush up on my kanji. I did so successfully. Worth the price. Each kanji has their own section, the stroke order, and readings. The layout of the kanji is logical, and they include a good number of real, common examples of words with a given Kanji. 5/5 for just being useful. Review: This is an awesome book - My daughter and her husband went to Japan to take Japanese as a second language, and to take JLPT exam. They used this book before they left. Just for kicks I also am learning some Japanese so we can practice talking to each other. This book is great. Not only does it have both alphabets and Kanji, it has words from the same symbols you are learning at the top of the page.