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Kanji Training Publisher's Description Practice remembering Kanji wherever you go. Contains all 2042 Kanji characters from Heisig's Remembering the Kanji. It makes a great companion to the book. You can choose to have Kanji or English keyword shown first. Select which characters you want to practice - they are grouped by lessons so you can add as you progress through the book. Or you could select a particular area to practice. System Requirements MIDP-2.0 CLDC-1.1 What's new Improved compatibility | | | |
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