Showa Note Japonica Learning Book Japanese Language 10 squares Cross Subsidy JL-8 4901772010807 (10 sets)

[Subject] Japanese language, 10 squares with cross leaders
[Ruled content] 21mm squares, 10 x 7, with cross leaders
[Size] B5 (252mm x 179mm)
[Number of pages] 30 sheets
[Applicable grade] Lower elementary school students

Japanese language, 10 squares (with cross leaders) for 1st and 2nd grade elementary school students.
Full of ideas with the children who will use it in mind
1. The cover is a precious original photo that is the only one in the world.
2. The back cover is a fun learning picture book.
3. A fun and informative learning encyclopedia is included at the beginning and end of the notebook.
4. Easy-to-write ruled colors based on scientific data.
5. The notebook uses original paper that is easy to write on with a pencil.
6. A participating product of the Bell Mark campaign.
7. A product recommended by the Japan PTA National Council.

The standard notebook for elementary school students: the Japonica Study Notebook.

When you think back to the notebooks you used as an elementary school student, don't you remember Showa Note's Japonica Study Notebook? This notebook has been a popular long-selling product that has been loved by children since its release in 1970, and its reliability remains unchanged to this day. One of its features is the large color photos of plants and other things on the cover that are easy to see at a glance, and the fact that the covers are different depending on the subject and era makes it a notebook that has impressed and resonated with elementary school students. Each subject (Japanese, arithmetic, science, and social studies) has a slightly different structure, but this product focuses on the study of Japanese.
Why it attracts children

The size of each product is 252mm x 179mm, and the ruled lines are 10 Japanese squares with cross leaders (auxiliary lines). The target age is 1st to 2nd grade elementary school students.

The cover with a large photo is also eye-catching, but the "Japonica Learning Encyclopedia" on the back cover has several different patterns, which children can't help but enjoy. It is probably more interesting, memorable, and easier to remember to read the explanations little by little like this than reading a large encyclopedia.
The squares are large and easy to write

The cross leaders (auxiliary lines) make it easy to write characters neatly.

It is also useful for learning kanji, as you can clearly recognize the balance of each character, radicals, number of strokes, and other fine details and practice a lot.