Remembering the Kanji — study cards
If you are learning kanji using James Heisig’s Remembering the Kanji books, these study cards are invaluable. Heisig recommends a specific method of studying and reviewing the kanji. The method uses cards to allow you to quickly review the meanings and readings of each kanji. He has created a set of pre-printed kanji cards to save you having to write out all 2000 cards yourself.
I have found these a great help in my kanji study; when I am learning new kanji I carry around a hundred of the cards with me. This way I can review a few kanji during any spare moments.
You can buy the boxed set of cards at Amazon.com. If you’re in Europe, go to Amazon.co.uk
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