Hiragana Times Subscription
Looking for an interesting way to improve your Japanese in a cultural context?
Hiragana Times introduces the real Japan to non-Japanese by looking at Japan as an attractive, unique town in the global village. Inside Hiragana Times, the world of Japan becomes reality, and one can experience the cultural frontier between Japan and the rest of the world.
Hiragana Times is a truly unique magazine in which you can study the Japanese language while learning about Japan. Each Japanese paragraph is followed by its English translation or vice versa, and furigana are placed below each kanji to make Japanese study even easier.
The many articles in the Hiragana Times range in topics from social news, travelling in Japan, trends to name just a few.
If you have a subscription and would like to renew for 2015 or would like to start receiving Hiragana Times please follow the links below.
For schools or libraries click here, download the pdf and return to Intext before 20 December 2014.
For a personal subscription click here, download the pdf and return to Intext before 20 December 2014.
To return the form, email it to customerservice@intextbook.com.au
or fax 03 9857 0031
Subscription are for 12 months and you will receive 12 issues of the Hiragana Times posted to you monthly.
To sample Hiragana Times click here.
Looking for an interesting way to improve your Japanese in a cultural context?
Hiragana Times introduces the real Japan to non-Japanese by looking at Japan as an attractive, unique town in the global village. Inside Hiragana Times, the world of Japan becomes reality, and one can experience the cultural frontier between Japan and the rest of the world.
Hiragana Times is a truly unique magazine in which you can study the Japanese language while learning about Japan. Each Japanese paragraph is followed by its English translation or vice versa, and furigana are placed below each kanji to make Japanese study even easier.
The many articles in the Hiragana Times range in topics from social news, travelling in Japan, trends to name just a few.
If you have a subscription and would like to renew for 2015 or would like to start receiving Hiragana Times please follow the links below.
For schools or libraries click here, download the pdf and return to Intext before 20 December 2014.
For a personal subscription click here, download the pdf and return to Intext before 20 December 2014.
To return the form, email it to customerservice@intextbook.com.au
or fax 03 9857 0031
Subscription are for 12 months and you will receive 12 issues of the Hiragana Times posted to you monthly.
To sample Hiragana Times click here.
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