3-in-1 Hiragana and Katakana Workbook: Japanese hiragana and katakana writing practice, JLPT Level N5 vocabulary and cut-out hiragana and katakana flash cards (Japanese Writing Workbooks)

If you buying this for the flash cards, don't bother, you can see the answer through the thick paper which is somewhat annoying.They don't give you equal practice space for the vocab words so you will need a separate note book to copy into.Doesn't have space to practice Diacritical marks.Others have complained about the spine in the way, which is annoying, but it is a large book so can't get around it without dividing it up.Good enough paper that it's easy to erase.Sorry for the average review, but its a middle of the road book.

Amazon seem to be storing these in a damp warehouse as mine arrived terribly warped and twistedEDIT, all replacements received are also ruined.

When you write in this book, the middle doesn’t open flat so your left with a big bulge and it’s really discomforting when your writing.

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Great book to learn Japanese

Ich wollte gerne Hiragana und Katana üben und finde daher dieses Heft genial. Man hat genügend Platz zum schreiben und kann durch die vorgegebene Trennlinie die Seiten herausnehmen und kopieren. Alternativ lassen sich die Seiten auch gut einlaminieren und immer wieder beschreiben, jedoch bevorzuge ich das Schreiben auf Papier mit einem passenden Stift :)Sehr zu empfehlen!

Just received the book today. I think that the print and quality of the paper is good. This is perfect for beginners like me who want to start with their hiragana and katakana since it shows the step-by-step stroke in writing.Also, the paper can be easily cut out if you want to photocopy the pages. The last pages can also be cut-out to make flash cards.

This is a great workbook for those individuals learning Japanese. I was more than a little surprised with how large the book is, than what I was expected it to be. The book's size is almost comparable to some standard educational textbooks, although not as thick, which is very nice. Also the flash cards are a welcome addition. I grabbed this book along with the other two to aid in my practice of the Japanese language learning endeavor. The paperback versions of the book(s) are at a decent price of under $10 per book, which is a great deal and even though I photocopy sections to work on personally, the book is inexpensive enough that if you want to write in it and/or need to reorder another copy it won't hurt your wallet to do so. I would give fair warning that there is a couple of wrong definitions in the book, so be aware. Other than that, it's worth getting and I definitely recommend it.

Using it to teach two of my kids. It really helps them to remember/memorize the kanas.