Recognizing the challenge of learning Japanese, particularly the Japanese scripts including hiragana, katakana, and the Chinese-originated ideograms known as kanji, I have delved into the world of mnemonic techniques. These techniques are designed to make the process of memorization not only effective but also creative and enjoyable, which is precisely the ethos of our course.

So, I used different sources as inspiration, such as foreign books and websites, which provided me with ideas to decode and better understand these kanjis, imagining them as small pieces of bricks that fit together and generate new meanings. Above all, I never use simple memorization to learn these letters, as I have seen them taught through different methods since my teenage years. In this way, learning becomes really difficult, and all of this would just look like “a bunch of dashes”.