Kanji LS Touch -PC用

Very nice!! and useful for gaijin

I use this application almost every day. It's a fairly simple program but it really does help me practice my App writing skills, and the stroke orders are (as far as I've seen!) always correct. It can be used on both an iPad and iPhone / iPod touch and is an excellent study resource. Worth the asking price in my opinion. Why isn't it 'perfect'? Here are some things that I think could be / I would love to see improved: - the UI and menu navigation can sometimes be a little awkward. For instance, if I tap on a word to get a more detailed explanation, I almost always tap the button that I would expect would take me back to the practice screen, but in actuality it's the 'main menu' button. iPhone / iPad apps usually follow a very similar navigation path, so I often find myself back at the main menu when I simply wanted to check up a App's meaning before going back to my practice. - Saving my own lists of App is fiddly. You go into the browser, search for a App by typing in the word (fine until now). After this, you have to go to a separate screen (settings> App set) and find 'marked App'. From here you can name the group. I do this nearly every day as I have App classes and a test of different App every weekday morning. The problem is that, even when I save a group of 'marked' App under, for example 'Friday's App', then repeat the process on Monday for a new set, despite saving my group under a new name, 'Monday's App' includes the previous marked set. Making groups and folders of App to study could be made simpler for people like me who want to study specific sets of App from one day to the next. - when using the app on an iPad, we can choose to have the writing practice area in the bottom left corner or using the majority of the screen. When you choose the latter, however, the small box displaying the App's reading disappears, even though there is space for it at the top. It's not a problem to switch between full-screen and bottom-left modes on-the-fly, but it'd be great of I could keep that lovely big writing area and still be able to check the App reading as I practice. - although the emphasis of this app is on App writing, I would really, really, really love to be able to study App in the forms they appear in real life. It's rare that a App appears on it's own, so I'd like to be able to study vocabulary in its App form, i.e. words consisting of two or three App. This would make memorisation far easier as, in its current form, the app presents App in the order they exist on the database. test modes include writing or selecting the correct reading of App, which is great, but it would be great if I could study App as they naturally occur e.g. 嫌疑 (kengi - doubt) is a common word and paring of two App, but if I tell the program I want to study both App, the two characters will never be presented to me together, or even one after the other, making learning the vocab and recognising naturally-occurring pairs harder than it need be. For all these improvement suggestions, I am still about fan of the application and have recommended it to several of my classmates. This app is by far the best of its kind at the moment, and I hope to see it continually supported in the future. Thanks!

Why only 3 stars on the ratings? This is THE best app out there that let's you practice writing App. Good job makers! Creators, I know you guys can do so much more on this app so keep it up. Can't wait for the next update!

...there are many instances of difficult or obscure vocabulary such as 輪番 and 底力. I can understand that the creators of this application included these words to recycle App already encountered, but I would like to see them replaced by more immediately useful and motivating lexis.