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

I love these cards - crafted playfully to make a challenging subject relevant. When raised within a culture, you have the benefit of cultivating an intuitive understanding of a concept, which is typically lost in translation with the 'basic' character cards. Dr. Moku has connected the dots - developing a set of cards with thoughtfully developed designs and memory aids which guide you to mastery.... neuroscience has found that 'silly' images actually stick in your memory better. On the back of each card, they provide the character line order, a range of character presentations, the translation, pronunciation, JLPT designation, and a mnemonic sentence to reinforce both context & pronunciation. If that's not all - with the purchase, the company gifts access to their App, where the flashcard characters can also be reviewed digitally, the characters are drawn, pronounced and summarized, quizzing you artfully until you have attained the mastery you desire. This level of commitment to mastery is rare, demonstrating a top notch organization invested in you succeeding. I feel blessed to have found this powerful aid, and inspired by their thoughtful design which engages both hemispheres of the brain while learning.

Im learning Japanese and kanji can be difficult, these cards make it fun and memorable. The cards themselves are high quality and I really like the design of the content on them. The illustrations are fun for both kids and adults and they actually feel like a great present for anyone with an eye for design.

Juego de cartas para aprender kanjis Japoneses de manera fácil y divertida!

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

As someone who speaks three languages, I’ve always found mnemonic techniques incredibly helpful. However, I was struggling to find a similar method for learning kanji, especially since it’s probably the most complex writing system. After searching extensively—online, in Fnac, and even Japanese bookstores in Paris—I found Dr. Moku’s kanji flashcards on Amazon and this was exactly what I was looking for! One great bonus I discovered is that when you purchase the physical cards, you also gain access to their app. I noticed a recent negative review in which the buyer claimed she didn’t receive app access despite multiple emails. This made me hesitate, but I decided to buy the cards anyway because they seemed useful even without the app. Fortunately, I contacted the vendor myself, and they promptly gave me access to the app. If app access is important to you, I suggest reaching out to the vendor. Mimi is very helpful, responsive and sympathique. Otherwise, the flashcards alone are worth the purchase.