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June 08, 2005

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Phoenix

"Heisig's Remembering the Kanji" (which you mentioned at the conference) has the first 200+ kanji freely available on the publisher's website. It's in a PDF at:
http://www.ic.nanzan-u.ac.jp/SHUBUNKEN/publications/miscPublications/pdf/RK4/RK4-00.pdf

That also includes his reasoning for his method, which is very logical and practical. The method isn't designed to be _easy_, it's designed to be _effective_ (which may have been the problem with some of the skeptics. They saw how much work actual literacy would require and balked).

Ben Leinweber

Even with the wierdos at the conference, it was an excelent show! It really gave me the motivation to push hard for the Level 2 JPTL this year!

Thanks for hanging out with us afterwords too. Great little place you found there.

Have you heard from the guy who said he would host your little video?

shirisugi

Will, I think its 顔射 gansha not gancha. Gansha literally means face shot. Gancha is like face tea.
Cheers, shirisugi.

Will

Shirisugi
Oops - that will teach me not to check stuff before posting it - yep, you are right, 顔射 (gansha) it is. I won't ask how you knew that....

cheers

Will

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