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Learning Japanese?
Learning Katakana and Hiragana?
Then you need the MochiPan Kana (Japanese Alphabets) Pencil Case!
This is an original MochiPan design, featuring cute illustrations and all characters from Katakana and Hiragana printed on it, for those blank moments in class...
Each zipper has a little charm on it, and your pencil case is fully lined in a complementary print. The Kana print is designed by MochiPan and printed by Spoonflower, so it's great quality!
N.B. Japanese has three writing forms. Two are phonetic (i.e. each character has one individual sound, like in the English alphabet) and these are called Katakana and Hiragana.
Katakana is used mostly for words adopted from foreign languages (like television - terebi - テレビ) and hiragana is used for other Japanese words (like hello (on the phone) - moshi moshi - もしもし).
Then, Japanese also uses characters called Kanji (which came originally from China and are often very similar) which can have different sounds and can be used for different words many times (like tea - cha - 茶)
When learning Japanese, you normally begin with katakana and hiragana, as all Japanese can be written in these alphabets. Kanji is for advanced students only!
Designed by Emily Whittaker
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