Let's learn kanji slowly in the bath♡ A kanji poster with gentle illustrations that will make you feel warm. Made with Yupo paper that doesn't get soggy or tear when wet, so it's safe to use in the bath. Includes practice sheets for writing, so you can review thoroughly! ---What's Included--- ◎ A4 Bath Poster (2 sheets) ◎ A4 Practice Sheets (2 sheets) A total of 4 A4 sheets will be delivered. -------------- When you stick them side by side, the pictures connect, just like in the product image. Of course, they're also cute if you stick them up separately. First graders learn a whopping 80 kanji! (According to the new curriculum guidelines) Unlike typical kanji charts, we've created this to help children learn without feeling intimidated by associating kanji with gentle illustrations. Also, English education based on the new curriculum guidelines implemented in 2020 starts in the 3rd grade of elementary school. We've included English translations so that children can become familiar with English and use the posters for a long time. The illustrations are carefully hand-drawn. We've used watercolor-style gentle colors and touches so that they won't look out of place even if displayed in the living room. Size: A4 (297 x 210mm) When two sheets are placed side by side: 594mm wide x 210mm long Paper thickness: 0.13mm (Bath Poster), 0.12mm (Practice Sheets) These are waterproof posters that can be easily attached to the bathroom wall just by wetting the back. You can stick and peel them off repeatedly. We use Yupo paper, which is about the same thickness as a magazine cover and has a smooth texture. The vibrant colors will make bath time fun! The practice sheets use high-quality paper that is slightly thicker than copy paper and allows you to write smoothly with a pencil. The four sheets will be placed in a transparent bag without being folded and then sandwiched in a clear file, and shipped via regular mail. ※ Created based on the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology's "New Elementary School Curriculum Guidelines" (implemented from 2020) "Appendix: Kanji Allocation Table by Grade Level" and "Sound and Reading Allocation Table by Elementary, Junior High, and High School Levels." ※ Kun'yomi readings are in hiragana, and on'yomi readings are in katakana. ※ Reading kana in parentheses are readings not taught to elementary school students. ※ Some reading kana are abbreviated. ※ Equivalent to Kanji Kentei Level 10. #CheerfulSha