Foto: Matheus Misumoto/Associação Japonesa de Santos

Foto: Matheus Misumoto/Associação Japonesa de Santos

Mini

Click to watch the Hiragana RE stroke order

This Hiragana has no variations.

Click to watch the Hiragana MI stroke order

This Hiragana has no variations.

Welcome to Funny NIHONGO! group, everyone!

And thank you, 108 lovely friends, who have joined my group as of today.

To be honest, I haven't imagined such many people have found my group to enjoy the feeling same as I do.

Thanks again my friends, for your participation!

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Click to watch the Hiragana CHI stroke order

This Hiragana has the variation JI (ぢ).

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Importeur Japan

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Click to watch the Hiragana RA stroke order

This Hiragana has no variations.

Click to watch the Hiragana SA stroke order

This Hiragana has the variation ZA (ざ).

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ISBN4-529-04265-0

This is the most packed book I have ever seen!!

2-3'x4' sheets doubled sided with patterns that are overlayed on top of each other so they dont have to use 10 more pages!! Cover only covers 1/10th of whats inside. I will try to post better picture in the future.

Foto: Matheus Misumoto/Associação Japonesa de Santos

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Click to watch the Hiragana MO stroke order

This Hiragana has no variations.

Click to watch the Hiragana TSU stroke order

This Hiragana has the variation ZU (づ).

Click to watch the Hiragana TA stroke order

This Hiragana has the variation DA (だ).

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Click to watch the Hiragana SE stroke order

This Hiragana has the variation ZE (ぜ).

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Foto: Matheus Misumoto/Associação Japonesa de Santos

Kihachi no Chikaraishi legend, Gokase River at Takachiho Gorge, Miyazaki-ken, July 2015

Click to watch the Hiragana SHI stroke order

This Hiragana has the variation JI (じ).

Click to watch the Hiragana SO stroke order

This Hiragana has the variation ZO (ぞ).

Foto: Matheus Misumoto/Associação Japonesa de Santos

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Hourai ("Treasure Come") Bridge over the Yanai River, Yanai City, Yamaguchi-ken, July 2015: First built in 1675, it connected Yanai wharves and warehouses to the paddies and fields on reclaimed land across the river. It was replaced by a stone bridge in 1881, during the Meiji era.

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Foto: Matheus Misumoto/Associação Japonesa de Santos

Click to watch the Hiragana KU stroke order

This Hiragana has the variation GU (ぐ).

Foto: Matheus Misumoto/Associação Japonesa de Santos

Click to watch the Hiragana NO stroke order

This Hiragana has no variations.

Click to watch the Hiragana U stroke order.

This Hiragana has no variations.

Click to watch the Hiragana RU stroke order

This Hiragana has no variations.

Click to watch the Hiragana HI stroke order

This Hiragana has the variations BI (び) and PI (ぴ).

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Click to watch the Hiragana TO stroke order

This Hiragana has the variation DO (ど).

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