Read the 103 kanji JLPT N5 expects, inside the N5 words that carry them, without romaji. For a learner who already reads hiragana and katakana and now meets kanji on the page. About three hundred cards grouped by everyday use, from numbers and nature to the verbs of a day and the city, drilled against the pairs that cost marks, 日 and 目, 人 and 入; recognition only, never handwriting.
