Read the map first
Directions and inside-outside kanji give learners a spatial compass.
Overview
Place Set maps kanji onto physical navigation: directions, cities, buildings, rooms, schools, homes, countries, and maps.
Use this set to turn navigation, buildings, cities, homes, schools, and maps into recognizable kanji zones.
Decks
Recommended learning path
- 01Directions Deck
Use Directions to study 21 kanji connected with directions and position.
上下中内Start First Deck - 02City and Town
City and Town keeps cities and towns manageable in 44 cards.
市区県京Start First Deck - 03Buildings and Rooms
A focused group of 44 kanji for buildings and rooms.
家部所台Start First Deck - 04School Places
School Places collects 17 kanji that fit school spaces.
学校教書Start First Deck - 05Travel Places
Travel Places gives learners 19 kanji to review travel places and transit.
国外道空Start First Deck - 06Home Places
This deck keeps 19 kanji close to home spaces.
家所台宅Start First Deck - 07Country and World
Country and World makes countries and the wider world easier to scan across 44 kanji.
国世界市Start First Deck - 08Inside and Outside
Inside and Outside sets aside 18 kanji for steady practice with inside, outside, and position.
中内外上Start First Deck - 09Map Kanji
Work through 44 kanji built around maps and place names.
国東西南Start First Deck
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Learning notes
Places are public vocabulary
Stations, schools, homes, cities, and countries appear in signs and addresses.
Map kanji bridge to names
Location kanji prepare learners for Japanese place names and real-world navigation.