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| STA292 Uni 0.18 Signo Ball-Pointed Pen 8 Colors Set |
Number in stock: 9 Weight: 170 g. Price: $21.50
Product type: Set of Japanese Pens
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| The problem with writing kanji with a normal ball point pen is that normal ball points are too big making the written kanji often illegible. While normal ball points are fine for writing English letters, the complicated strokes of kanji require a cleaner, finer pen. Introducing this set of super fine ball point pens by Uni and their special Signo series, each pen is .18 mm pen, less than half the width of normal pens. With 8 different colors (black, green, blue, red, light blue, orange, pink and purple), you'll enjoy writing colorful notes for study or to friends. Featuring stylish design and a ridged grip for extra comfort, this is a well balanced pen that will quickly become your favorite. Try this technical quality pen at normal ball point pen price. The point is so fine you could write on a grain of rice! This set comes in a plastic carrying case with orangle logo to keep handy with you at all times. By Uniball. 
Buy 5 or more Japanese pens of any type and get 15% off! (Discount applied at checkout.)
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| ZA561 Zebra "Check Set" ~ Best for Memory Retention |
Number in stock: 6 Weight: 100 g. Price: $7.25
Product type: Study Aid
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| There's a reason why the Japanese consistently students are able to score among the world's best students: they have excellent study techniques here, and are good at rote memorization. Here's a super item for all students who want to give themselves an advantage: a "Check Set" that helps you memorize any information, be it English, Japanese, history or what have you. To use the study kit, take the included green pen and highlight the important words in your study material, either in your text or written in your notebook. After you highlight the information you need to memorize, place the included red "check sheet" over your material, which causes the green section to become invisible, allowing you to test your knowledge Move the red sheet to check the correct answers. The green pen is completely erasable with the included eraser pen -- when you've learned the material, you can remove the green marks completely, like magic. Both the green highlight pen and the "eraser" pen have two tips, one for writing fat lines and the other for writing thin ones.  
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| KODA016 A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Sentence Patterns |
Number in stock: 6 Weight: 350 g. Price: $22.00
Product type: Study Item
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| A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Sentence Patterns is a fundamental learning tool for all students of the Japanese language, whether they be unblemished beginners or scarred veterans. With both types of struggling student, as well as for all the gradations that fall in between, there is a strong tendency, in the heat of battle, to lose sight of the essential nature of the Japanese sentence. It is for just such people that this dictionary has been created, to help them keep their eyes fixed firmly on the target and not be led astray.
The dictionary contains fifty of the most fundamental Japanese sentence patterns as well as sixty-nine variations. This number covers all the patterns that are needed for levels 3 and 4 of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test. Each pattern and variation is clearly defined by a formula given in Japanese, romanization, and English. Each is exemplified by sample sentences (both in single sentences and in dialogues), and each is represented in both polite and informal usage.
By means of this approach, the essential nature of the Japanese sentence is clarified, and once that has been done, the many patterns and variations fall easily into place. The simple, undisguised truth is that there are only three types of sentence in Japanese, and all of the convolutions and complications that distract and bemuse the student are nothing more than modifications of these three fundamental types. The study of the Japanese sentence need not be as difficult as it is seems.
A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Sentence Patterns may be used as a reference book to look up individual patterns for the purpose of learning, confirming, or reproaching them, or it may be used as a textbook to be read from beginning to end, providing an overview of the Japanese sentence while buttressing the student's grasp of individual patterns.   
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| TUTTLE047 A Guide to Reading and Writing Japanese |
Number in stock: 2 Weight: 453 g. Price: $18.50
Product type: Study Guide
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| This handy reference book, is designed as an essential companion to the study of written Japanese, and will help you achieve fluency in reading and writing the language in its everyday style.
This book is divided into two sections: The first section presents the 1,006 Essential characters prescribed by the Japanese Ministry of Education to be taught during the six years of Japanese elementary school. These characters are given with their most frequent readings (both on and kun) and definitions, along with examples of their use in compounds to form everyday words. Each character is also accompanied by a stroke-order diagram demonstrating the proper way to write it. The second section presents the 1,945 General Use characters (including the 1,006) adopted by law to be used in publications for a general readership. These characters are listed with their readings and definitions, or with cross references to the first section the book if they already appear there.
A chart for the writing of the katakana and hiragana syllabaries is also included, as well as a complete index of readings of all the characters and compounds in the book. Mastering the Japanese characters presented in this book will enable students to read the vast majority of Japanese newspapers and magazines.  
For your convenience, this book is stocked in San Diego.
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