Rio-sensi, from the beginning, has put much emphasis on writing hiragana and katakana. To practice, I've been using writing sheets, which are composed of an array of boxes, each with a four cell grid, notating every basic kana. Thus, mimicking the initial example kana, the repetition and tactile experience has made profound development in my ability to understand written Japanese, in addition to the ability to breakdown vocabulary for proper pronunciation.
Update:
I recently revised the Hiragana and Katakana practice sheets to make them more efficient. View the new practice sheets here.
6.09.2009
Practice Writing Hiragana and Katakana
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