When you finish, you will be told how long it took to complete the game. For those of you who don't read Japanese at all, explanations of the characters are given below.
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The kanji used in this game are explained briefly below.
(note: many kanji have different readings, depending on their
use. Those in bold are 'on' readings and where there is a commonly
used 'kun' reading, it is given in brackets. I haven't bothered
with any standard system for the romanization of Japanese words
- this is not meant as an exhaustive explanation, it's just for
fun!) |
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dai; meaning: big, great
eg. daigaku = university |
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ka (ie); meaning: home, house
eg. kazoku = family |
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bi; meaning: beauty
eg. bijin = beautiful woman |
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u (ame); meaning: rain
eg. tsuyu = rainy season |
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nichi (hi); meaning: sun, day
eg. nippon = Japan |
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ka (hana); meaning: flower
eg. kabin = vase |
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hon (moto); meaning: book, origin
eg. Roppongi = place name |
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sen (kawa); meaning: river
eg. Kawaguchi = family name |
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ai; meaning: love
eg. renai = love |
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rin (hayashi) meaning: a wood
eg. Kobayashi = family name |
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mu (nai); meaning: nothing, not
eg. muri = unreasonable |
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den (ta); meaning: rice field
eg. Honda = family name |
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moku (ki); meaning: tree, wood
eg. mokuyobi = Thursday |
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go; meaning: five
eg. goji = 5 o'clock |
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sui (mizu); meaning: water
eg. suiyobi = Wednesday |
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kyuu; meaning: nine
eg. Kyuushu = place name |
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gaku; meaning: study
eg. daigaku = university |
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jin (hito); meaning: person
eg. nihonjin = a Japanese |
"Kanji Concentration"
