KanjiCan, Version 3 is now available!
News Flash: KanjiCan sales have been suspended due to tightened restrictions by the publisher of RTK.
We are mulling our options. Thanks to all the great customers we've had over the years!
KanjiCan contains
over 2000 whimsical, easy-to-remember "stories" to help you remember
the
Kanji
- Learn how to recognize the Kanji in
just a few short months.
- It really works - see our "testimonials"
section.
- Has tons of new original stories and story componenents.
- Now includes stories for both ON and kun readings.
- Interface to Kanjidic updated to display Japanese characters without 3rd party software.
- Easy kanji lookup by pronunciation, keyword, text string, and index number.
Sophisticated, customizable flashcard function.
KanjiCan is based on the
ground-breaking
system presented in "Remembering the Kanji, Volume I" by James W.
Heisig. The system provides a unique, highly effective solution
to memorizing the kanji by creeating "stories" to help memorize the
kanji.
If you don't have the time or inclination to create your own stories,
KanjiCan provides these. However, you can also create and record your
own stories and review them.
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"Can't
speak highly enough of your program. I remain in awe of your ability to
prodouce such a wonderful aid to
learning and retaining the
required 2,000 kanji - and in such a fun way."
- Yvonne Kelly, Melbourne,
Australia -
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| "I
have tested many systems and software programs, but nothing else comes
even close."
- Cyberdao Werner, Italy -
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| "My
reading has vastly improved. In class I learned maybe 200 kanji in 2
years. After 3 months using your software for 1 hour a day, I found
myself capable of figuring out what any of the Joyou kanji meant.
Am eternally grateful"
- Nathan from Plymouth, MN -
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| "After 6 months of using
the program, I was accepted at a translation school and I now
work as a translator".
- Greg in Nagoya, Japan -
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must compliment you on many of
your stories. I broke out in laughter yesterday at the local library
and attracted one or two curious glances. This is good
because a funny story will stick faster to the mind".
- Marcus Jensen, Japan -
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