Learn JLPT N1 vocabulary with the two books N1 learners know best: Mimikara N1 in 58 days, TRY! N1 in 56 days — one level a day, a few minutes and today's lesson is done.
Two games split exactly by the study days of 耳から覚える N1 and TRY! N1, so the book's schedule and the game's levels match — play the lesson you're on.
N1 is the stage where most new words are kanji compounds: they look familiar but you can't read them, and many differ by just one character. Replaying a level a few times beats copying by hand, and wrong answers are collected for separate practice.
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