Today I met Max Hodges, software engineer and owner of Whiterabbitpress. Max has produced some very well designed kanji flashcards for Levels 4 and 3 of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test and Level 2 cards are on the way. I'll review the cards at greater length later, but for the time being checkout the info on his website.
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Hi, I just tried buying some kanji flashcards, but I've been having all sorts of trouble with PayPal, so I was just wondering if you know any shops in Japan where I can buy the Level 3 and 4 flashcards? I live in Fukui-ken, so I can get to Osaka and Kyoto fairly easily...
Posted by: Lewis | July 05, 2005 at 10:38 AM
Hi, I just tried buying some kanji flashcards, but I've been having all sorts of trouble with PayPal, so I was just wondering if you know any shops in Japan where I can buy the Level 3 and 4 flashcards? I live in Fukui-ken, so I can get to Osaka and Kyoto fairly easily...
Posted by: Lewis | July 05, 2005 at 10:39 AM
We have updated our site and now accept other forms of payment (not just PayPal.) Also our Volume 2 set of Japanese Kanji Flashcards is now shipping from both the US and Japan.
Thanks,
Max Hodges
Publisher
White Rabbit Press
www.whiterabbitpress.com
Posted by: Max Hodges | December 01, 2005 at 12:17 PM