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 Fun and I learned something May 21, 2008
Wonderful idea! You can pick a page or 2 a day and in no time you are learning Katakana. Each page is short, graphic and catches your attention. It is also small and thin enough to slide into your backpack so you can get a mini lesson in anytime you want. I think it's a great way to begin learning Japanese. I got this book together with Jimi's Book of Hirigana for a 1 , 2 punch.
very good for young japanese people living abroad Mar 20, 2008
Nothing to say, provided you are an 8 years old japanese living abroad you will learn in no time kana with these two books.
A must for collectionism, there is something better if you are just interestd to loearn kana in no time ( try remembering the kana by Heisig).
 Jimi's book rules Aug 23, 2007
it's a real good book, but they got to make a new edition with all kana. The book shows how to draw 46 of 104 existing kana. I really enjoy it. However I think it should have more pages :D Both books are great : Jimi's Book of Japanese: A Motivating Method to Learn Japanese (Hiragana) and Jimi's Book of Japanese: A Motivating Method to Learn Japanese (Katakana)
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 It's ok Jun 26, 2007
I bought both Hiragana and Katakana. I thought they were card. :(
It's ok, nothing to go wild about
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Jimi's Book of Japanese Sequel: As Fantastic as the First Mar 25, 2007
Jimi's Book of Japanese: A Motivating Method to Learn Japanese (Katakana) (Jimi's Book of Japanese)
After hearing inumerable Japanese phrases and other assorted Asian utterances--most likely from the hours my 9-year old niece spends watching Samurai Jack and Avatar--I bought her two books in the Jimi's Book of Japanese series in an attempt to at least encourage her to further her foreign language efforts in a meaningful way.
These books are great. After a brief period of time she's mastered both basic syllable sets of modern Japanese. I am happy to say I would recommend both books to anyone who is looking to motivate their kids/relatives to expand their intellectual horizons.
JIMI'S BOOK OF JAPANESE: A Motivating Method to Learn Japanese (Katakana) by Peter X. Takahashi, illus. by Yumie Toka, (Takahashi & Black, ISBN 0972324720 16.95, 76pp.)
See also Jimi's Book of Japanese: A Motivating Method to Learn Japanese (Hiragana)
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