Have you enjoyed all the N3 Kanji worksheet series so far?

In this new Kanji unit, we are going to learn how to write some nature elements. For example, 石 (ishi: stone) and 草 (kusa: grass.)

To learn more N3 kanji related to themes such as “Work“, “Sports”, “Crime” and “Feelings” (total 19 units), You can download the full workbook here !

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Click here to download: FREE Kanji Writing Practice Sheet – JLPT N3 Unit 5 Nature – PDF

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In the N4 kanji workbook, we practiced kanji related to the four seasons. In this Kanji worksheet, we are going to learn some words you will see in weather forecasts.

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Feel free to check out our previously uploaded worksheets as well! And be on the lookout for more worksheets that we will be updating soon!
Click here to download: FREE Kanji Writing Practice Sheet – JLPT N3 Unit 4 Weather – PDF

Click here to get the full N3 Kanji writing workbook – Digital Download

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When you feel sick, or if an accident happens to you in Japan, you should go to a clinic or hospital. In this Kanji Worksheet, we will introduce to you some relevant kanji which you can use when you describe symptoms or medical problems.

Looking to pass the JLPT N3? Enrollment for our Online JLPT N3 Prep Course is open!

Feel free to check out our previously uploaded worksheets as well! And be on the lookout for more worksheets that we will be updating soon!
Click here to download: FREE Kanji Writing Practice Sheet – JLPT N3 Unit 3 Hospital – PDF

Click here to get the full N3 Kanji writing workbook – Digital Download

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We’ve already learned some kanji related to 乗り物 (norimono: vehicles) in N5 and N4 levels, such as: 車 (kuruma: car), 電車 (densha: train) and 駅 (eki: station.) In this Kanji worksheet, we will show you Japanese Kanji you will see on the train, on traffic signs, and on tickets.

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Feel free to check out our previously uploaded worksheets as well! And be on the lookout for more worksheets that we will be updating soon!
Click here to download: FREE Kanji Writing Practice Sheet – JLPT N3 Unit 2 Transportation – PDF

Click here to get the full N3 Kanji writing workbook – Digital Download

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When living in Japan, Kanji can be seen in many places. These various locations include traffic signs, shop signs, restaurant advertisements, etc. Let’s practice using this Kanji Worksheet.

In our N3 kanji Workbook unit one, we’ll be presenting to you common kanji you will see on the street.

Are you looking to pass the JLPT N3? Enrollment for our Online JLPT N3 Prep Course is OPEN!

Feel free to check out our previously uploaded worksheets as well! And be on the lookout for more worksheets that we will be updating soon!

Click here to download: FREE Kanji Writing Practice Sheet – JLPT N3 Unit 1 On the Street – PDF

Click here to get the full N3 Kanji writing workbook – Digital Download