The Kodansha Kanji Learner's Dictionary:

at first, it is intimidating. but, the book teaches everything you need to know on how to find the characters. i love it, and recommend it, but i think the reader need to have, at least a basic understanding of kanji, prior to using the book.

Este diccionario tiene prácticamente todos los kanjis que se ven estudiando y usando el japonés desde lo elemental hasta los niveles más altos, es claro en sus explicaciones y realmente no hay ninguna alternativa que esté así de completa, salvo por el otro diccionario de kanjis de la propia Kodansha que, eso sí, es más complicado de consultar y para fines meramente académicos.Respecto al envío, fue rápido y llegó bien, el cubrepolvos está un poco maltratado pero se entiende porque el diccionario pesa mucho.

I was a little intimidated when it came to choosing a kanji dictionary to help me with my Japanese studies. It was crucial that I had one that would be easy and intuitive to use but would have all the critical kanji for both my preliminary goal of being able to read N2 materials and my long term goal of knowing all the kanji for reading fluency. This dictionary so far has really come through for me. It not only has the Joyo and Jinmei kanji needed for basic fluency at N1 (far beyond my current goals), but the radical and pattern indexes used in the book for finding unfamiliar kanji are a breeze to use once you get used to how they work, which doesn't take that long. This dictionary will definitely be the backbone to my kanji studies going forward, and I may even get a second copy for any trips to Japan that I may take.

arrivato in perfetto orario e condizioni.

The best way to learn Japanese is to avoid romaji, that means learning hirigana and katakana first. I would recommend 2 dictionaries that do not use romaji, Kodansha Kanji Learner's Dictionary & Kodansha Furigana English-Japanese Dictionary. Using non-romaji dictionaries forces the learner to break free from relying on English structure to learn Japanese, and to learn the language as how a native would.