Shu: Write Kanji — ASO

By Damola Olagoke on AppTrack Ninja.

Learn Japanese by handwriting

Write kanji with a real brush, and get corrected the way a calligraphy teacher marks a page. You write each character with Apple Pencil, or a finger, in an ink that behaves like sumi on paper. When you lift the brush, your teacher looks, then marks in vermilion: a ring round the stroke that stopped where it should have flicked, the flick you should have made, and one word in the margin. Then you write it again, and get it right. WHAT SHU MARKS • Stroke order and stroke direction • Shape, against the form taught in Japanese schools • How every stroke ends: tome (stop), hane (flick) and harai (…

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