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Remembering the Kanji vol. 2 James W. Heisig
Publisher: University of Hawaii Press

It took me a while to get started, because it doesn't really give a set way of studying, like volume 1 did. May 24, 2010 - So that's what Remembering the Kanji volume 2 is all about. Sep 4, 2011 - Volume I has a lot mnemonics to help you remember the different kanji characters, although it does lack a few descriptions for some more of the more difficult kanji. Jun 9, 2011 - After completing this book, you could either move on to Vol 2 of the series, or look to another resource for learning how the Kanji are pronounced. Jul 18, 2012 - Kanji flashcards! Feb 23, 2011 - I have not posted anything recently for two reasons: 1) I am improving my incremental reading skills and 2) I have been working on the Chinese version of KanjiTown (A method of remembering Chinese character readings based on chain-stories using a central Because I had already finished "Remembering the Kanji," this book was not very difficult. Textbooks: なかま: Japanese Communication, Culture, Context (Houghton Mifflin, 1998): My first two years of Japanese used Nakama 1 and then Kanji: Remembering the Kanji (James Heisig, 2001): The dreaded Heisig. At that point, while I still felt Something else that's made a difference is the fact that I've joined an organization that matches you up with a language partner, and now I'm meeting up with two Japanese friends once a week and can practice speaking with them. I'm torn where this series is concerned. In Instagram form because it saved me the trouble of taking a new picture. Stories from The app now includes the kanji of the latest editions of both Volume 1 and Volume 3 of Remembering the Kanji. May 22, 2012 - I've been skipping out on a lot of things I'd like to do lately, such as readthekanji.com, memrise, and so on, and it's all because of this RTK2 project. Volume 2 will eventually be released which will add 1,500 more characters, bringing the grand total to 3,000. Go to previous view: swipe from left edge (iOS 7 only), or tap/swipe with two fingers. Oct 23, 2011 - This particular volume appears to be adapted from Heisig's Remembering the Kanji ("kanji" being the Japanese equivalent of "hanzi"). Nov 7, 2010 - A year ago, I was taking a Japanese class in college (my fifth semester) and was still in the earlier stages of the first volume of Remember the Kanji (which I talk about in my discussion of kanji). I would cheerfully buy Volume II and any that come after, but they don't exist.