Kana Practice Features

• Complete Hiragana/Katakana Chart (Seion)
• Includes stroke order guide
• Romaji assists with pronunciation
• Tian Zi Ge auxiliary lines for alignment

Step 1: Select Language

Choose based on learning stage:

• ：Japanese Basics: Used for daily writing
• Katakana (カタカナ)：Used for foreign words and onomatopoeia

Step 2: Choose Layout

Select specific rows or all:

• Rows：a, i, u, e, o
• Rows：ka, ki, ku, ke, ko
• Rows：sa, shi, su, se, so
• ...and so on
• All：Complete Hiragana/Katakana Chart (Seion)

Step 2: Choose Layout

Each kana grid contains:

• Sample Character：
• Romanization (Romaji)：
• Tian Zi Ge auxiliary lines：Cross-dotted lines help with alignment
• Practice Blank Spaces：Multiple grids for repeated practice.

Writing Techniques

Stroke Order

1. From top to bottom
2. From left to right
3. Horizontal strokes before vertical strokes
4. Outer strokes before inner ones.

Practice Method

1. Observe the shape of the sample character first
3. Use the Tian Zi Ge grid for alignment
4. Repeat until you have memorized it
5. Memorize with pronunciation

Matching Features

Kana Games

Interactive learning

• Shadowing Mode: Listen and repeat
• Quiz Mode: Test your memory

Kana Overview

Complete Reference Table:

• Complete Kana Table
• Click to play pronunciation
• Reference and review anytime

Learning Suggestions

• Practice 1-2 rows a day, don't overdo it
• Write repeatedly until you can do it without the sample
• Better memorization when paired with pronunciation
• Regularly review learned kana
• Use different colored pens to add fun

Usage Scenarios

• Japanese Beginners: Building the foundation
• Joint Learning: Learning Japanese together
• Classroom Teaching: Use for homework
• Self-study Review: Print and practice anytime