Irodori Elementary 2 Flashcards
Elementary 2 Level (A2) • JFT-Basic Prep
Master essential Kanji and Vocabulary for practical everyday life in Japan with organized flashcard sets. Practice complex daily and workplace situations, local customs, and emergency safety efficiently on mobile and desktop.
Kanji Flashcards
Kanji Lesson 1: New to Japan & Hometown
Kanji for self-introductions, greetings, and describing your hometown.
Kanji Lesson 2: Describing People
Characters for physical appearance, personality traits, and identification.
Kanji Lesson 3: Restaurant & Allergies
Kanji for reading menus, specifying allergies, and making reservations.
Kanji Lesson 4: Eating Instructions
Kanji used for food instructions, seasonings, and recommendations.
Kanji Lesson 5: Travel Planning
Characters for travel destinations, accommodations, and early booking.
Kanji Lesson 6: Train Travel
Kanji for train tickets, station schedules, and sharing trips.
Kanji Lesson 7: Local Events
Kanji for community notices, event halls, and weather conditions.
Kanji Lesson 8: Festivals & Stalls
Characters for festival maps, food stalls, and international events.
Kanji Lesson 9: Annual Events
Kanji for traditional celebrations, New Year, and Coming-of-Age Day.
Kanji Lesson 10: Etiquette & Clothing
Kanji for social manners, appropriate clothing, weddings, and funerals.
Kanji Lesson 11: Shopping & Lost Items
Characters for clothing stores, point cards, and reporting lost items.
Kanji Lesson 12: Appliances & Price
Kanji for home electronics, price tags, product comparison, and bargains.
Kanji Lesson 13: Public Facilities
Public facility kanji for libraries, community resources, and rules.
Kanji Lesson 14: Daily Services
Kanji for salon requests, package delivery, and laundry services.
Kanji Lesson 15: Eco & Garbage
Environmental kanji for recycling, eco-habits, and garbage separation.
Kanji Lesson 16: Earthquake Safety
Emergency kanji for earthquakes, disaster drills, and safety shelters.
Kanji Lesson 17: Changes & Growth
Kanji related to language progress, work growth, and adapting to life.
Kanji Lesson 18: Future Dreams & Thanks
Kanji used for future goals, career plans, and expressing appreciation.
Vocabulary Flashcards
Lesson 1: New to Japan & Hometown
Self-introductions, greeting colleagues, and talking about your hometown.
Lesson 2: Describing People
Describing personal appearances, character traits, and identifying individuals.
Lesson 3: Restaurant & Allergies
Reading Japanese menus, informing about dietary allergies, and reservations.
Lesson 4: Eating Instructions
Food preparation guidance, dining instructions, and recommending options.
Lesson 5: Travel Planning
Planning trips, choosing destinations, finding hotel accommodations, and booking.
Lesson 6: Train Travel
Understanding train tickets, station announcements, itineraries, and stories.
Lesson 7: Local Events
Neighborhood announcements, event locations, weather changes, and community news.
Lesson 8: Festivals & Stalls
Festival activities, finding food stalls, and international cultural exchanges.
Lesson 9: Annual Events
Japanese holidays, New Year customs, Coming-of-Age Day, and yearly celebrations.
Lesson 10: Etiquette & Clothing
Dress code manners, wedding etiquette, funeral customs, and hospital visits.
Lesson 11: Shopping & Lost Items
Clothing terms, reward point cards, store announcements, and lost items.
Lesson 12: Appliances & Price
Comparing home appliances, flea market apps, reading prices, and negotiations.
Lesson 13: Public Facilities
Using public facilities, libraries, accessing materials, and community rules.
Lesson 14: Daily Services
Haircut requests, package delivery services, dry cleaning, and foreigner support.
Lesson 15: Eco & Garbage
Garbage separation rules, eco-friendly habits, saving energy, and recycling.
Lesson 16: Earthquake Safety
Earthquake preparation, evacuation drills, safety announcements, and survival.
Lesson 17: Changes & Growth
Language improvements, adapting to Japanese life, and self-evaluating progress.
Lesson 18: Future Dreams & Thanks
Future career plans, business goals, expressing gratitude, and future steps.