Japanese Learning: Gojuon Order Chart, Hiragana, Katakana Stroke Order Sheets

# Gojuon Chart, Hiragana, Katakana Stroke Order Sheets

The stroke order for hiragana and katakana is easy to understand with color-coded stroke counts and arrows indicating the writing direction.
After practicing stroke order, you can check your memorization with writing practice sheets that have lines to follow.
The Gojuon chart displays hiragana, katakana, and uppercase and lowercase romaji, which is helpful for romaji input on computers.
We believe that practicing slowly and thoroughly, rather than trying to do too much at once, will make it easier to learn.

# This print was created for my 5 and 7-year-old grandchildren. The response was so positive that I wanted to share it with everyone, so I am now selling it.
The software used for creation was Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Photoshop.

Creator: Odana-ka, Kamaishi City
Size: A4
Sheet Contents:
Gojuon Chart: 1 sheet
Hiragana Stroke Order: 2 pages (1 sheet each)
Hiragana Writing Practice: 2 pages (2 sheets each)
Katakana Stroke Order: 2 pages (1 sheet each)
Katakana Writing Practice: 2 pages (2 sheets each)
Total Prints: 13 sheets
Paper: Thick paper
Printing: Inkjet printer

Thank you for viewing.
These prints were conceived and created by myself.
I have experience working at a design company and specialize in DTP production and book creation, from planning self-published works to printing.
We appreciate your consideration.