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Contents and how to use the app In the study section (‘Let’s Try’） there are four maps: spring, summer, autumn and winter, and you start with spring in the same way as Japanese schools start in spring. Contents: ・KOTOBA１　 remember words through a game where you match cards with the same pictures ・KOTOBA２　 make sentences by matching illustrations of verbs with cards of vocabulary often used with those verbs ・KOTOBA３ choose illustration cards with the same meaning as Japanese cha…

Contents and how to use the app


In the study section (‘Let’s Try’） there are four maps: spring, summer, autumn and winter, and you start with spring in the same way as Japanese schools start in spring.

Contents:
・KOTOBA１　
remember words through a game where you match cards with the same pictures

・KOTOBA２　
make sentences by matching illustrations of verbs with cards of vocabulary often used with those verbs

・KOTOBA３
choose illustration cards with the same meaning as Japanese character cards and match the cards

・MANGA　
become characters in a manga, choose the appropriate lines from the choices you are given, and read them out loud

・BUNKA　
deepen your understanding of Japan through a quiz about Japanese culture and society

・STAGE TEST　
a review test of what you studied at each stage. 20 multiple choice questions each with four options

＜Challenge yourself! Test section>
There are 16 tests altogether in the test section (‘TEST’).

You can take eight of these any one week. The questions change each week. Challenge yourself and check which Japanese vocabulary and words you remember and know with this test. Once you finish the tests, you will be issued with a certificate of results that includes your name. If your percentage of correct answers exceeds 80%, you receive a pass certificate that includes a medal (illustration)!



・KOTOBA LIST
A mini dictionary where you can find all the vocabulary and expressions that appear in the app. Each of the words that you answered that you had remembered have a check mark next to them. In the list each word is also written in Roman alphabet and hiragana/katakana, and there is a translation of the word’s meaning to enable you to study Japanese characters.

・STATUS
Every time you log in to the study section and study, you receive 100 points, and when you take a stage test, that score is added as points. You can see the results of your study to date, including your overall points, your weekly points (total points from the most recent Monday to Sunday), the number of words you have remembered so far, the number of stages you have cleared, and the number of tests you have passed.

・RANKING
Displayed here is the overall point ranking of all learners using this app and the number of stages they have cleared, as well as your own overall points and number of stages cleared.

・HONIGON’S　CAMERA
When you clear the stage test of each stage in the study section, HONIGON’S　CAMERA starts up. For each stage various different frames (background illustrations) are displayed, and you can take a ‘celebratory photograph’ combining these frames and a photo of yourself that you take.