Writing Japanese Hiragana. Jim Gleeson

a, i, u

       e, o, Practice

       ka, ki, ku

       ke, ko, Practice

       sa, shi, su

       se so, Practice

       Revision 1

       ta, chi, tsu

       te, to, Practice

       na, ni, nu

       ne, no, Practice

       ha, hi, fu

       he, ho, Practice

       Revision 2

       ma, mi, mu

       me, mo, Practice

       ra, ri, ru

       re, ro, Practice

       ya, yu, yo

       wa, o, n

       Revision 3

       Voiced Sounds

       Contracted Sounds

       Revision 4

       Japan

       Sounds

       School

       Home

       Pen Pals

       The Beach

       The Shopping Center

       The Park

       University

       Glossary

       The Origins of Hiragana

      How to Use This Book

      In both printed and handwritten Japanese, the characters occupy imaginary squares of equal size, with each character centered within its square.