LearnSousyo byNSDev vs Tokyo Ward Map Puzzle

*Overview An application to remember sousyo. There are up to 16 levels. After testing in All mode, we will iterate learning repeatedly in incorrect answer mode. Finally you can check if you learned completely in challenge mode. Those which you could not memorize are remembered in incorrect problem mode. *How to use *All mode The questions are presented in the same order every time. Please tap the same kanji as above Sousyo. It is 4 choices. In case of correct answer, ○ is displayed. In case of incorrect answer, X is displayed. To move to the next problem please tap Next button. *Incorrect mode Questions that were incorrect and unanswered is displayed. When the problem which was incorrect at the end and the problem of unanswered are gone, the level of the menu becomes (Comp.) and the challenge mode becomes possible. *Challenge mode The questions are presented in order of random. You can learn with a challenge only at the completion level and the perfect level. If you answer all questions correctly, the level will be (Perfect) and learning will end. If you make a mistake in a single question, the level of the menu will be (R:x), and you must use the challenge mode unless you answer in incorrect mode. *About the menu Level 1 (R:100) It means that there are 100 questions remaining unresolved problems and unanswered questions. Level 1 (Comp.) It means that all correct answers were made in all or incorrect mode. Level 1 (Perfect) It means that everything was correct in challenge mode. If you want to learn again, you can learn by initializing the level from the [Change State] menu. Please post your request reviews. It corresponds as much as possible. Cursive letters are those that were created using the Kouzan brush sousyo font. http://opentype.jp/kouzansousho.htm

Build the map of Tokyo and discover the stories behind its place names. Play puzzles of the 23 wards, Tama, the Izu and Ogasawara islands, and the neighborhoods inside every ward. Placing a piece unlocks an origin card in your Place Name Index. You can also tap a piece and its book button to read the story before placing it. • 996 place-name origin cards, covering all 23 wards • Japanese, English, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Thai • Place names use the selected language’s script; Japanese offers kanji, hiragana, or romaji • Japanese name pronunciation, best times, and completion stamps • Designed for iPhone and iPad Maps and stories are bundled with the app. Play and read offline, without signing in. Entries clearly indicate when an origin is uncertain or has multiple explanations. Get to know Tokyo before your trip, or discover the story of a name you spot on a walk. Free, with no ads or in-app purchases.