Japanese Syllabary - Katakana Flash Cards (with Stroke-Order Diagrams and Example Words), Standard Playing Card Size, Sturdy, Water Resistant

Very nice flashcards to learn a Japanese syllabary.The only minor criticism is that a couple of Japanese characters have variants (e.g. ki, sa, ri). The flashcards only show one version. Since the cards are packed with information there is very little extra space for them.

Good quality. Sturdy.

These cards were great for taking my first steps into Hiragana and Katakana (I bought both sets separately.)They're a good card stock, easy to read, and having the other alphabet symbol on the back of the card was very helpful.If you're curious about starting to learn Japanese and flashcards are your preferred way of memorization, these should be your next purchase!

Just started learning Japanese earlier this fall. These cards have been a great help.

These have been very helpful with learning the basic japanese characters. Good build quality, similar to a standard deck of playing cards. Should last a long time if not abused.

Too many cards (104) make an unwieldy pocket deck. 46 is all you need at first

These are going to be a great help for me. They look nice and seem well-made. The example words and other forms of the characters are also helpful.

Exactly as advertised. I have both sets (for hiragana and katakana) and both are great. The finish is glossy (as opposed to matte or textured). They are slightly smaller than I expected (about the size of traditional playing cards) but they are easy to handle. The only downside is the lack of a binder ring or similar device to keep them together (they were VERY well packed and I tore the box opening them) and there doesn't appear to be a great place to make a hold for installing your own.