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| Minasan Ogenki desuka? Welcome to Sakai sensei's A-level Japanese / GCSE Japanese support page. The aim of this page is to share learning resources I developped with anyone who learns GCSE / A-level Japanese in the UK. I hope my site is helpful for your Japanese learning. If you have any materials you would like me to develop, please contact here. I cannot guarantee, but I will try. New: I have added AS and A2 (A-level) Kanji lists and mini cards. Go to Kanji/Vocab section. |
This is a good start of Eneloop use:
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Handwriting fonts tasakai font tasakai font(bold)  (Also available from Japan Foundation London Language Centre Website) |
This font is developed based on my hand writing. Hiragana and Katakana
are genuinly my hand writing. Some Kanji are my hand writing, but many
are automatically generated by computer. I practised calligraphy since
I was nursery for about 20 years or so, so I suppose at least Hiragana
and Katakana writing is fine. This font includes what is called "dai
ichi suijun" only. You cannot use Kanji, which is "dai ni suijun,
but dai ichi suijun is good enought up to A2. Copyright The copyright for these fonts belongs to Techno Advance Ltd, Japan. The company has agreed to share these fonts with teachers of Japanese only when they use for educational use and no profit is made by the use of the fonts. The company has not agreed for these fonts to be used commercially so these fonts cannot be used in any publication that is to be sold. Techno Advance Ltd and Tadashi Sakai cannot take any responsibility for any damage caused by the use of these fonts. I have tested using this font under English computer operation system and worked perfectly well. It should work in your English environment compters as well. |
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| Web based Japanese imput method (Ajax IME) | You do not even need my fonts if you have access to this website. All you have to do is type in using this websidte. | ||
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I am sure you use dozens of batteries every year for your digital cameras, mp3 players, remote controls, clocks etc. A Japanese electric company 'SANYO' has invented fantastic rechargeable batteries called ENELOOP. With ENELOOP you can recharge the batteries for 1000 times, which saves your money
and helps you to stop damaging the earth by disposing of very toxic batteries.
I have been using the ELELOOP for years, and found that they last very long when you use them for digital
cameras. Also the energy loss when you are not using them is very few.
I am very pleased that a Japanese company invented such meaningful batteries
for us.