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Old 07-05-2019, 01:30 PM   #1
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A closer look at the three kanji in Aikido

I found this website while browsing the internet.

"welcome to Budō Inochi!". https://www.budo-inochi.com/

They have a free downloadable guide deciphering Japanese words (kanji).

"Learn how to decipher kanji in just one hour with this free, easy, step-by-step guide"

https://www.budo-inochi.com/freekanjiguide/

"A closer look at the three kanji in "Aikido"". http://www.budo-inochi.com/closer-lo...-kanji-aikido/

thought this would be useful for students of the Japanese language.

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