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Mainichi-Kanji

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Introduces a new kanji on each weekday, with readings, meanings and examples. On weekends the week's kanji are reviewed. The site can be viewed on any computer, no Japanese fonts are required.

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Title: Mainichi-Kanji
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Mainichi-Kanji is a learning aid for students of the Japanese language. It introduces a new kanji every day.
Category: Character - Daily - Japan - Japanese - Nihon - Kanji - Hanzi - Nihongo - Characters - Hiragana - Katakana - Mainichi - Nippon


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