Hiragana Handwriting Exercises 4+

Name: Hiragana Handwriting Exercises
Author: JITSUMUKYOIKU-SHUPPAN Co.,Ltd.

JITSUMUKYOIKU-SHUPPAN Co.,Ltd.

Designed for iPad

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

*** Limited Introductory Offer ***

“Level 2” “Level 3” “Level 4” “Level 5” apps, regularly priced at $1.99, are now available at $0.99!

(“Level 1” is always available for free)

This is an app for the introductory handwriting exercises on hiragana which is the basis of

Japanese.

You can learn the shapes of hiragana with your finger.

Move a stick human figure following the unique instructions such as “draw a line like going

up a hill” and “slowly form a big round arch”. It’s a fun way to learn the tips on writing

beautiful hiragana characters.

The exercises are quite challenging.

Try them again and again to get the feel for stroke orders and shapes of hiragana.

Once you grasp the techniques with the app, try writing with a pencil on a piece of paper

using “Hiragana Workbook for Kids – Practice your Handwriting with Non-tracing Method”.

You will be able to write beautiful hiragana practicing on both the app and a paper!

【Note】The use of a stylus pen is recommended for iPhone and iPod touch.

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◆About “Hiragana Workbook for Kids – Practice your Handwriting with Non-tracing Method”

A revolutionary new hiragana workbook co-authored by Satoshi Katsura who teaches at

Elementary School, University of Tsukuba, one of the most prestigious schools that attracts

the largest number of students in Japan, and Saren Nagata, a calligraphy artist who has

been drawing a lot of media attention. It uses the method developed by the author who has

extensive experience in teaching children.

1 Sept 2016

Version 1.1.6

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

-Bug Fix

The developer, JITSUMUKYOIKU-SHUPPAN Co.,Ltd., has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.