Kanji Power A Workbook for Mastering Japanese Characters

Reviews of Kanji Power 

i am currently living in japan, studying japanese. i bought this before coming in order to study kanji. the book expressly advertises itself as a beginners book, but it isn't. when studying any individual kanji, you are expected to remember many more difficult kanji for each "6 kanji" check test. personally, i cannot remember kanji without writing it. i have showed the book's check tests to japanese co-workers who say they are really difficult, and they are fluently bilingual. i now study with kids drill books, grade one and two, and kanji power is useful as a dictionary with these drills, but as a stand alone book, it is incredibly intimidating. 

About the Author

After graduating from Australian National University with a degree in Japanese and Indonesian, John Millen worked for several years as a teacher of Japanese in Australia, and contributed to the Japanese-language curriculum development for Australian high schools.

He is currently employed as a teacher at Seikei Gakuen in Tokyo, Japan, and has recently worked as a co-translator on Mizue Sasaki's The Complete Japanese Expression Guide, also published by Tuttle.

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