[A friend to elementary school students who want to pass the Kanji Kentei Level 7 exam]
Learn kanji through handwriting in a fun way! This AI-powered Kanji Kentei Level 7 preparation app
◆ Recommended for:
・Elementary school students aiming to pass the Kanji Kentei Level 7 exam
・Children who want to review kanji learned in 4th grade
・Those who want to remember stroke order and stroke count correctly
・Children who want to continue learning kanji in a game-like setting
◆ Features
[Handwriting Recognition for Easy Answers]
No keyboard required! Simply write kanji or hiragana with your finger, and the AI will automatically recognize them. By actually "writing" them, you can solidify them in your memory.
[Four Question Formats Same as the Actual Exam]
・Reading Questions (110 Questions)
・Kanji Stroke Count (50 Questions)
・Dictation (50 Questions)
・Furigana (50 Questions)
A total of 260 questions!
[Stroke Order Animation]
For stroke count questions, a stroke order animation appears after the correct answer. Visually demonstrate the correct stroke order.
[See your progress at a glance]
Displays correct answer rate and number of answers for each category. Focus on areas you're weak in.
[Offline Use]
Once downloaded, you can study without internet connection. Study easily on your commute or on the go.
[Automatic Question Generation]
Simply select the number of questions and the questions will be randomly generated. The order changes each time, making it ideal for repeated practice.
◆ Start for Free
You can try the reading questions for free.
If you like them, unlock all the questions with an in-app purchase!
◆ About the Kanji Kentei Grade 7 Exam
Kanji Kentei Grade 7 is equivalent to the level of a fourth-grader in elementary school. It covers approximately 640 kanji characters.
Questions are presented in the form of reading, dictation, stroke count, and furigana (final kana).
◆ Saku-Tore Series
"Saku-Tore" is a training app series for quick learning.
Make use of your spare time to efficiently prepare for the exam!
Kanji reading and writing, stroke count, and furigana for 4th grade elementary school students