Kanji in Context: Revised Edition

This deck build is specially crafted for Kanji in Context: Revised Edition. Discuss on Reddit. The thread will be open till archived: https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/f88fko Please support the author of the book. Official Site: https://www.iucjapan.org/html/text_e.html Main Textbook (9784789015295): https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4789015297 Workbook Volume 1 (9784789015301): https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4789015300 Workbook Volume 2 (9784789015318): https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4789015319 IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR IOS USERS Recently I had few users DMed me regarding about incorrect sequence of Order Due. In the event you're using iOS to Import File, the Order Due does not follow according to my notes arrangement. The small workaround is you need to: (Step 1) Import File thru Android's AnkiDroid or using the Anki program for Windows/Mac. (Step 2) Sync to AnkiWeb using your AnkiWeb account. (Step 3) Login to your AnkiWeb on your iOS device and sync again for the exact ordering sequence. This is a known issue for iOS where it follows the Notes Added sequence but not for Order Due sequence. It is possible to spawn a whole new sequence, but the side-effect is one; users will not be able to update the decks in the future due to different Notes ID. In the meantime, I will not alter the decks. Sorry for the inconvenience caused. Do send me a Discord DM at ChemMixer#5017 if you need further assistance. Check my latest feed at ko-fi.com/ChemMixer. A new project is planned to release soon to bridge the gap with KIC. KIC Guide and Deck will be updated as well along with the upcoming release. Starter: Genki: Kanji Look and Learn RC (Now Available!) Intermediate: Kanji in Context: Revised Edition Advanced: (Soon) 09-June (07:55PM): Standardise punctuations and card formattings. Notes updated: 181. 5-June: Fixed spellings for "bamboo groove" and "wallpaper". 4-June Update: Quality Updates 2. Fixed all existing English typos and spellings. Notes updated: 46. 1-April Update: Quality Updates. Added Stage2 tag for 本(もと), 開く(あく), 色紙(いろがみ), 訳(やく), 大勢(たいせい), 汚す(よごす), 柄(がら), 背(せ), 足跡(そくせき). Added Stage3 tag for 文(ふみ), 表(おもて, つら), 字(あざ), 玉(ぎょく), 敵(かたき), 栄える(はえる), 牧場(まきば), 弦(つる), 脅かす(おどかす). Removed Stage2 tag for 紅葉. Updated definition for ～羽, 礼拝, ～匹, 寄贈, 虎穴, 早急に, 日本橋, ～外建て, ～把. Combined duplicates for 背. 23-Feb Update: Just set up my fan donation page. You can buy me a coffee now at http://ko-fi.com/chemmixer 21-Feb Update: Fixed all of the irregular readings. Below are the changes. You may download and select "Import File" to update the furigana readings. 明日[あす] 梅雨[つゆ] 午[ご] 後[ご] ５[ご] 時[じ] 真[ま] 面目[じめ]な 芝[しば] 生[ふ] 浮[う] 気[わき] 出[い] 雲[ずも] 大[たい] 社[しゃ] 眼[め] 鏡[がね] 草[ぞう] 履[り] 伯父[おじ] 伯母[おば] 茨[いばら] 城県[きけん] 奈[な] 良県[らけん] 神奈川県[かながわけん] 愛媛県[えひめけん] 弥[や] 生時代[よいじだい] 葛[かつ] 飾区[しかく] 枕[まくら] 詞[ことば] 嘲笑[あざわら]う Font used: Iroha Maru Mikami (いろはマル みかみ), a free Japanese rounded gothic font. You may download here: https://www.freejapanesefont.com/iroha-maru-mikami-download For typo errors, bugs, improvements, etc, please contact me: Email: chinch-wa12[at]student.tarc.edu.my Discord: ChemMixer#5017 "I made the cards for me and everyone else to study." 1.0 Kanji Distributions This Kanji in Context book has been divided into several specific levels by stages. Please refer to page [23] of the Introduction Section. Level 1 Number of Kanji: 250 (0001-0250) Remark: These are elementary kanji that a learner who has completed a beginning course is expected to have already studied. Level 2 Number of Kanji: 100 (0251-0350) Remark: These are kanji that an intermediate learner is expected to have already studied. Level 3 Number of Kanji: 850 (0351-1200) Remark: These are kanji that are generally taught in an intermediate course. Level 4 Number of Kanji: 220 (1201-1420) Remark: These are kanji that may be covered in certain intermediate courses but are not necessarily common to such courses, or kanji that are generally taught in advanced courses. Level 5 Number of Kanji: 412 (1421-1832) Remark: These are kanji that may be covered in certain advanced courses but are not necessarily common to such courses. Level 6 Number of Kanji: 110 (1833-1942) Remark: These are special kanji that appear only in the vocabulary or terminology of particular fields. Level 7 Number of Kanji: 194 (1943-2136) Remark: These are kanji that were added to the list of Jōyō Kanji when the Ministry of Education revised the list in 2010. Note, however, that in Kanji in Context the character 誰 is presented in Level 1, and the character 賂 is presented in Level 4. If you learned kanji in Level 1 and 2, you could pass on the N4 level. Partial of the N3 kanji will be in Level 3. You could score in N2 level for studying up until Level 4. Tip: You can also use the Kanji Study app to check the kanji sequence. Refer to Section 4.0. 1.1 About Furigana Manual Toggle Mode IMPORTANT FOR BEGINNERS! If you want to study the deck straight with the furigana mode on: 1. Find the Card Template screen. PC Mode: Enter the "Card Types" in the PC Card Browser. Ankidroid: In the Card Review mode, on the top sidebar, tap the pencil icon. For the older Ankidroid's version, on the top-right corner, tap the three-dotted icon, and then Tap "Edit Note". Tap the "Cards: Recognition" button. Anki (iOS): In the Card Review mode, on the bottom-right corner, tap the gear icon. Tap the "Card Template" button. 2. Edit On the Front Template, change the following code: <span style="font-family: irohamaru mikami; font-size: 50px; ">{{Expression}}</span> into this code: <span style="font-family: irohamaru mikami; font-size: 50px; ">{{furigana:Reading}} </span> 3. To undo To turn the furigana off again, change {{furigana:Reading}} to {{Expression}}. 2.0 Special Symbols of the Entries 2.1 Symbols (1) する：→ Compound word. By attaching a suru, the compound word can be used as verbs. (2) vt. → Transitive verbs. vi. → Intransitive verbs. Indication added in the case the English translations cannot be determined. (3) cf. → Marker is added to the entry for notes on usage or related vocabulary. (4) abbr. → Abbreviations of a compound word. (5) 反. → Antonym words. (6) ♢ → Difficult words but not on high priority to learn. (7) 「歴」→ Words that only appear in literature or historical writings, or words that are rarely used today. (8) 「特」→ Extremely rare specialised words, only used in special situations. 2.2 Type of Tags Tags can be found by tapping "Edit Note" to cross-reference with the textbook entries. Stage1: Key Vocabulary Words Stage2: Vocabulary Expansion entries Stage3: Low Importance entries Levels: KC1, KC2, KC3, KC4, KC5, KC6, KC7 3.0 Filtered Deck AnkiDroid: 1. Press the three-dotted circles on the top-right corner. 2. Select "Create filtered deck". 3. Type any name and press "Create". 4. Enter the following settings; ＊ Search: Copy from the Filtered Deck codings below. ＊ Limit to: 9999 ＊ cards selected by: Order due (For textbook sequence); Random (For random orders) ＊ Reschedule: Ticked Anki (iOS): 1. Enter the KIC deck. 2. On the right-hand side, tap the gear icon button. 3. Select "Filter/Cram". 4. Enter the following settings; ＊ Search: Copy from the Filtered Deck codings below. ＊ Card limit: 9999 ＊ Order: Order due (For textbook sequence); Random (For random orders) ＊ Reschedule: Checked Anki (PC v2.1): 1. Press the "F" key on the main screen. Or select Tools → Create Filtered Deck... 2. Enter the following settings; ＊ Search: Copy from the Filtered Deck codings below. ＊ Limit to 9999 cards selected by Order due (For textbook sequence); Random (For random orders) ＊ Reschedule cards based on my answers in this deck: Checked Note: Enter "Custom steps" only when you want to have different interval steps than the default settings. 3.1 Filtered Deck codings To customise the Anki's Filtered Deck: 1. Go to Filtered Deck 2. In Search Box, type the following commands: - To gather all cards, regardless of new or due cards (Also found this setting in Custom Study Menu) deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" (tag:"KCX") deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" (tag:"StageZ") deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" (tag:"KCX") (tag:"StageZ") deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" (tag:"KCX" or tag:"KCY") (tag:"StageZ") - To gather only new cards deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" is:new (tag:"KCX") deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" is:new (tag:"StageZ") deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" is:new (tag:"KCX") (tag:"StageZ") deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" is:new (tag:"KCX" or tag:"KCY") (tag:"StageZ") - To gather only due cards deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" is:due (tag:"KCX") deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" is:due (tag:"StageZ") deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" is:due (tag:"KCX") (tag:"StageZ") deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" is:due (tag:"KCX" or tag:"KCY") (tag:"StageZ") - To gather all due cards (up till today's review) and non-due cards (future reviews) deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" is:review (tag:"KCX") deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" is:review (tag:"StageZ") deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" is:review (tag:"KCX") (tag:"StageZ") deck:"Kanji in Context: Revised Edition" is:review (tag:"KCX" or tag:"KCY") (tag:"StageZ") Check here for more filter variants: https://docs.ankiweb.net/#/searching 4.0 Entry Design On page [32] of the Introduction section, the book itself recommended users to study in stages. I've sorted all the words according to the book's sequences. (Note: I used the term "entry" because some words are combined. For example, 「一日、一日」 as「ついたち」 and 「いちにち」. This is count as 1 entry.) Stage 1 is where you will learn keywords. For example in the 87th entry of 「大」, you will only learn「大きい、大学、大国、大人」. And that's all the pronunciations you need to know and understand at this stage. Go through all of 2136 Jouyou kanji and you will understand the basic knowledge of a specific kanji. At the same time, pick up a KIC workbook, study how the words are used with the heading number printed in black circles. There are 3525 entries in total. Now that you have learned the keywords, Stage 2 brings you a wider understanding of kanji and their contexts. You will be learning all over again from the first kanji until the 2136th. Using the same example, you will be encountering words with「大いに、大小、大丈夫、大豆、大金、大した、大して」. All of the printed black words contain 5246 entries. Stage 3 is marked as very low importance words with the symbols 「♢: Difficult and not high priority」,「歴: Historical and literature words」, and「特: Very rare specialised words, only used in certain situations」. At the end of this learning stage, the book claimed that you will be fully understanding 100% of Jouyou Kanji readings. There are 515 entries. In the Anki deck that I've created, the order will start at Stage 1 of Level 1 (0001) until Level 7 (2136). At the end of the Stage 1 sequence, the order is continued with Stage 2 from Level 1 again, and the same to Stage 3. All 2136 Jouyou kanji are fully tagged, with every respective level as (KC1-7). Special words are tagged with「歴」,「特」, and ♢. If you own the textbook, you can search any words in the database, using the example of「山林」, select the "Edit" button and the tags are displayed as "0459 KC3 Stage1". Open your main textbook in the 459th entry and you will see the exact ones. 5.0 How To Use/Setup 1. You can download Anki on the following platforms: (i) Anki for Windows: http://apps.ankiweb.net (ii) AnkiMobile for iOS App Store: http://apps.apple.com/us/app/ankimobile-flashcards/id373493387 (iii) AnkiDroid for Android: http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ichi2.anki 2. Download the KIC deck. 3. Place the .apkg file into your Anki folder. 4. From the Anki app, select "Import File" wait for the process to finish. 5. There are few options to change for personalising your study style. 6. For the card's setup, ＊ AnkiDroid: Enter Deck Options → New Cards. ＊ Anki (iOS): Tap on the gear icon → Study Options ＊ Anki (PC v2.1): Tap on the gear icon of the KIC deck on the right-hand side. ＊ New Cards ＊ Steps (in minutes): 5 10 60 ＊ Order: New cards in order added ＊ New cards/day: 9999 ＊ Graduating interval: 1 day(s) ＊ Easy interval: 3 day(s) ＊ Reviews ＊ Maximum review/day: 9999 7. There is another part to tweak on the main settings. ＊ AnkiDroid: On the left pane of the app, enter Anki Settings → Reviewing ＊ New card position: New cards after reviews ＊ Start of next day: X past midnight (0 if you're going to bed before 12:00 AM) ＊ Anki (iOS): Tap on the gear icon button → Review → Scheduling ＊ New/Review Order: Reviews first ＊ Day Starts: XX:00 (0 if you're going to bed before 12:00 AM) ＊ Anki (PC v2.1): Press the "Ctrl+P" key on the main screen. Or select Tools → Preferences... → Basic ＊ Show new cards after reviews ＊ Next day starts at X hours past midnight (0 if you're going to bed before 12:00 AM) When you loaded the deck in the Anki for the first time, you will see 「一分」. Congratulations! There are many other ways to study such as Filtered Deck above and Custom Study Session, so I'm writing these in-detailed to guide you on how to do so. 6.0 Custom Study Session I mainly used this "Custom Study Session" to study forgotten cards (when you pressed "Again" or "Hard" buttons") or study particular tags such as KC1-KC7. Note 1: Do not use "Custom Study Session" to study the same way as the Filtered Deck's method. For example, selecting KC1 and Stage2 tag will gather 5978 cards compared to 833 cards in Filtered Deck. The system assuming that you will be learning all the tagged words of KC1 and Stage2. The filter code generated by the Custom Study Session has "or" value inside it. Note 2: You do not need to increase today's new/review card limit if you previously set the value at 9999. 7.0 Off the Anki ~ Kanji Study While you're studying in Anki, you can hop to Kanji Study (Android App) to study the same KIC's kanji sequence with a little 1-time payment. From what I've learned in Anki, I wrote a lot in Kanji Study and I have fun studying both worlds and the textbooks. To search for the kanji index in Kanji Study, type kcX=[1-7] or kicXXXX=[0001-2136] in the search bar to find the sequence that exactly appeared in the textbook. For example, typing kic100 will give you 山, etc. 8.0 FAQ Q: I've selected Stage 2 words but the words are not the same as in the textbook... A: Some minority keywords are introduced earlier in Stage 1. Since you have not come across that words in Stage 1 yet, chances are you will be seeing those first. You can select "Suspend Card" if you think it's too difficult to memorise! Q: I found that some words such as「八重桜」on page 3 did not tag with the special symbol. Why? A: On the 968th entry, this「八重桜」word is marked on the Stage 2 category. Any words that preceding one or two stages will be marked accordingly to the earlier stage. Q: How the stage tags work? A: Taking one example in 0037, when 本(ほん) is marked as Stage1 and 本(もと) is marked as Stage2, this combined entry will be tagged as Stage1 and Stage2. If 今日(こんにち) and 今日(きょう) in 0027 is marked as Stage1, and 今日(きょう) in 0016 marked as Stage2, this entry will only be marked as Stage1. Q: Any changes you have done in this deck? A: Yes. I have added some extra pronunciation on certain words such as 「白梅」with 「はくばい、しらうめ」. I've also added better meanings for some entries like "name of a prefecture" on page 282. In general, I'm using British English. Other entries involving British and American terms, I've added both entries in. I will be adding the Glossary section on my Anki page for those who wanted to know the differences I've made. Q: Any Anki decks you have done or any future projects? A: In streamlined with KIC's card styling, I've completed Minna no Nihongo for Elementary and Intermediate, and TRY Grammar Vocab. I will be releasing Genki Third Edition deck in near future. Q: And the sentences in the KIC workbook? A: Not planning to add into the vocab deck. I prefer doing in a new deck to avoid conflicts searching for words in the browser deck. 9.0 Glossary For those who wish to switch to American English, here are the little appendices I've made. 9.1 Additional Entries 一時 → いちじ、ひととき、いっとき 谷底 → たにぞこ、たにそこ 白梅 → はくばい、しらうめ 瞬き → またたき、まばたき 氷室 → ひむろ、ひょうしつ 埋立地、埋め立て地 → うめたてち 肌寒い → はだざむい、はださむい 妄信 → もうしん、ぼうしん 9.2 British and American spelling 0026, 0241, 0293, 0377, 0514, 0578, 0672, 1454: realise (realize) 0032, 0170, 1470: unskilful (unskillful) 0046, 0316, 0573, 0627, 0799, 0908, 1509, 1619, 1705, 2060: colour (color) 0046, 0316, 0569, 1295: coloured (colored) 0058, 0064, 0451, 0736, 1423, 1476, 1755, 1792: behaviour (behavior) 0065: tyre (tire) 0087, 0471, 1730: soya bean (soybean) 0109, 0549, 0962, 1718: neighbourhood (neighborhood) 0146, 0172: cosy (cozy) 0150, 0858: travelling (traveling) 0153: traveller (traveler) 0168, 0438, 0479, 0629, 1662, 1713, 1764, 1898, 1928, 2134: honour (honor) 0170, 0173, 0192, 0443, 0687, 0710, 0848, 0858, 1328, 1523, 1585, 1808: labour (labor) 0172, 0224, 0297, 0541, 0632, 0706, 1469, 1530, 1574: centre (center) 0192: labourer (laborer) 0186, 0230, 0438: hospitalised (hospitalized) 0208, 0633, 0651: memorise (memorize) 0210: emphasise (emphasize) 0212: archaeology (archeology) 0224: centralise (centralize) 0244, 0643, 1079: favourite (favorite) 0244, 0291, 0572, 0757, 1077, 1079: favour (favor) 0248, 0308: utilise (utilize) 0259, 0517, 0865, 0877, 1118, 1805: vigour (vigor) 0268: plagiarise (plagiarize) 0279: rumours (rumors) 0311: flavour (flavor) 0312, 0667, 0755, 0941: licence (license) 0316, 1619: colouring (coloring) 0320, 1187, 1188: civilisation (civilization) 0321, 0445, 0797, 1040, 1286, 1985, 1986: speciality (specialty) 0330: annexe (annex) 0334, 0366, 0930, 0991, 1091, 1566: organisation (organization) 0350, 0487, 0654: sympathise (sympathize) 0365, 0980, 1024: neighbouring (neighboring) 0383: motorway (expressway) 0387, 0611, 0635, 0882, 0992, 0996, 1043, 1659: organise (organize) 0387, 0992, 0996: reorganise (reorganize) 0414: -ise (-ize) 0424, 1465: summarise (summarize) 0472: enrol (enroll) 0502, 1405 fulfil (fulfill) 0511: mechanise (mechanize) 0512, 0643, 0668, 0949, 1993, 2044, 2101: recognise (recognize) 0517: (re-)vitalise ((re-)vitalize) 0526, 0948, 1051: criticise (criticize) 0555, 1140: theatre (theater) 0671, 0767, 0798: programme (program) 0672, 1602, 1824: practise (practice) 0686, 1150, 1786: skilful (skillful) 0699, 1425: economise (economize) 0761, 0947, 1524: apologise (apologize) 0777: lustre (luster) 0780, 0781: defence (defense) 0802, 0836: vapour (vapor) 0847: epicentre (epicenter) 0874: grey (gray) 0907, 1366, 1795: dishonour (dishonor) 0909, 1012: harbour (harbor) 0947: metabolise (metabolize) 0952, 0966, 1178: favourable (favorable) 0980: neighbour (neighbor) 0985: analyse (analyze) 1016: monopolise (monopolize) 1046: offence (offense) 1055 storey (story) 1084: epaulette (epaulet) 1087: demeanour (demeanor) 1109: haemorrhage (hemorrhage) 1123: beauty parlour (beauty parlor) 1188, 1928: honourable (honorable) 1285: odour (odor) 1296: fibre (fiber) 1300, 1485: manoeuvre (maneuver) 1317: penalise (penalize) 1318, 1601: mould (mold) 1319: satirise (satirize) 1352: fertiliser (fertilizer) 1359: grey-haired (gray-haired) 1368: sterilise (sterilize) 1368: pasteurise (pasteurize) 1375: paediatrics (pediatrics) 1395, 2070: lustre (luster) 1404: ageing (aging) 1420: oxidise (oxidize) 1545: dramatise (dramatize) 1552: saltpetre (saltpeter) 1585: instalment (installment) 1586: skip rope (jump rope) 1606: tranquilliser (tranquillizer) 1648: counsellor (counselor) 1664: idolise (idolize) 1665: unsavoury (unsavory) 1682: itemised (itemized) 1709: valour (valor) 1726: endeavour (endeavor) 1737: diarrhoea (diarrhea) 1740: tyrannise (tyrannize) 1765: reconnoitre (reconnoiter) 1786: skilfully (skillfully) 1808: crystallise (crystallize) 1808: crystallisation (crystallization) 1816: armoured (armored) 1825: uncivilised (uncivilized) 1903: metre (meter) 1965: tea kettle (teakettle) 1966: hotpot (hot pot) 1990, 1992: tumour (tumor) 9.3 British And American Terms 0032, 0146, 0147: underground (subway) railway 0049, 0568, 1612: garden (lawn) 0051, 0088: junior school (elementary school) 0096, 0097, 0099, 0138, 0284, 0622: holiday (vacation) 0138, 0163: working week (workweek) 0147, 0266, 0724, 1306, 1491, 1749: railway (railroad) 0176: pavement (sidewalk) 0178: engaged (busy) 0192, 0443, 0635: trade union (labor union) 0207: accommodation (accommodations) 0221, 1861: queue (line) 0256, 0733: wardrobe (closet) 0265, 0318, 0334, 0613, 0729, 1218: aeroplane (airplane) 0315: chemist (drugstore) 0323: public transportation (public transport) 0333: financial year (fiscal year) 0542: school playground (schoolyard) 0551: postal code (zip code) 0740: timber (lumber) 0889: dressing gown (robe) 1318: lorry (truck) 1386: car park (parking lot) 1486: mobile phone (cellular phone) 1560: rubbish (garbage) 1610, 1667: sweet (candy) 1627, 1856: maize (corn) 1663: avalanche (snowslide) 1667: sweet (candy) 1782: plough (plow) 2021: tea towel (dish towel) 10.0 Tips These tips only work for Ankidroid. 10.1 How-To: View Card Browser You need to enter Settings → Advanced → Enable Card Browser to start this method. Figure 1: Highlight the word and tap the three-dotted icon. Figure 2: Select Card Browser. Figure 3: The Card Browser is shown. You can do this outside of AnkiDroid too. 10.2 How-To: View Definitions in Kanji Study You need to install the Kanji Study app from the Play Store to start this method. Figure 1: Highlight the word and tap the three-dotted icon. Figure 4: Select Kanji Study. Figure 5: The search result in the Kanji Study app is shown. 11.0 Change Log (in GMT+8) 10-Nov (01:05PM): Fixed 広々とした 20-Sept (12:10PM): Updated 戯作 13-Sept (08:00AM): Fixed 三[さぶ] 郎[ろう] in 太郎 entry. 07-Sept (07:00PM): Fixed 附箋 to 付箋. 06-Sept (06:40PM): Fixed 二割引（き）, 伸縮自在の, typo fix 外建て to 階建て and 縦旋 to 縦線. 05-Sept (02:25PM): Fixed 一ヶ月 to 一か月, 取り過ぎす to 通り過ぎる, ニ泊三日 (ニ was a katakana), 工場; furigana fix for 太刀, 居心地がいい, 日本橋, ３号室, 往復切符, 一昨日, 袋小路, and 即座に. 04-Sept (10:15PM): Fixed furigana for 風邪気味だ and 上手な 13-May (05:00PM): Edited "fulfill" to "fulfil". Added hyphen to "semi-final". Deleted capital letter for "archipelago" 26-Apr (07:30PM): Deleted hyphen for "tatami mat" 01-Apr (9:30PM): Updated 30 entries (tags/definitions/typos), deleted 背 (duplicate) 19-Mar (07:15PM): Updated definitions (20 entries) 05-Mar (08:30PM): Updated definitions for 丁字路, 実施, ～県 04-Mar (07:25PM): Fixed 弐万円 23-Feb (06:55PM): Fixed 捕捉 21-Feb (04:50PM): Fixed all of the irregular readings. 17-Feb (05:45PM): Fixed 丁字路. Added furigana for Ｔ字路 12-Feb (05:55PM): Updated guide. Fixed 紅葉する. Switch word entries to "programme and make-up" 10-Feb (10:55AM): Changed 〜 (old symbol), to ～ (pc symbol). Removed duplicate entry for ～次第 after converting the symbol 06-Feb (09:11PM): Fixed 志賀高原 as Shiga Kogen. 04-Feb (09:45AM): Fixed ミシガン湖 18-Jan 2021 (03:00PM): Fixed 梅雨 07-Jan-21 (03:20PM): Merged 川原、河原 and deleted 2 duplicate cards 20-Dec (09:45AM): Deleted 紅葉 (duplicate) 22-Sept (03:00PM): Updated 灰色 12-Sep (2:30PM): Updated 時 cf. definition 09-Sep (08:40PM): Fixed 文科相 (definition spacing) 20-Aug (02:35PM): Fixed 安心, 東京都, and ２０世紀 18-Aug (09:05AM): Fixed 捕捉 (2080th entry) 04-Aug (08:55PM): Changed "area" to "region" and added region names for other entries → 京都府, 新潟県, 茨城県, 栃木県, 埼玉県, 岐阜県, 神奈川県, 大阪府, 岡山県, 愛媛県, 鹿児島県, 千葉県, 滋賀県, 奈良県, 静岡県, 福岡県, 熊本県. Added definitions for 近畿 and 都道府県. 26-Jul (09:30AM): Fixed 大家, 夫婦別姓, 緩和, 詔, 減産, 市立, 皇位, 侍する, and 気疲れ 21-Jul (12:35PM): Deleted 引け取る (invalid entry), fixed 受け取る 24-Jun (11:00AM): Fixed 友人 19-Jun (06:30PM): Fixed 固唾をのむ and 潰瘍 29-May (05:20PM): Fixed 尊ぶ and 震度 22-May (10:25AM): Fixed 刄 to 刃 for 1774th kanji 07-May (07:50PM): Fixed 婚約 01-May (09:25PM): Fixed 家元 31-Mar (01:00PM): Fixed 全うする (Missing comma) 02-Mar (05:00PM): Fixed 黒字（furigana in cf. 赤字) 26-Feb (04:00PM): Checked all variant forms in Level 7 and I found that the 2060th is different so I switched them to the written form as per the textbook itself. Note: Searching 2060th and 2084th using the written form on the Kanji Study app will not appear results. 23-Feb-2020 (06:30PM): Initial release. If you like my works, I'll appreciate it if you buy me a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/chemmixer. Help me to raise funds so I can continue to buy more resources and push out quality decks! Check my page from time to time for more updates!