Bimoji vs The Letter Trace

300 new characters commonly used in Japanese newspapers and other media have been added! The “Beautiful Japanese Handwriting” has been powered up with more characters to practice, focusing on characters that are often handwritten and commonly used in addresses and people’s names. There are many occasions when handwriting is required. If you can write beautifully, you can write with confidence on those occasions. It’s easy to think that writing beautiful handwriting is a matter of aesthetic sense or innate ability, but it is about getting the hang of how to make it look beautiful. In the “Beautiful Japanese Handwriting,” points for writing beautifully are displayed for each character in the model, and by being aware of these points, the character will change. ◆About the character to practice ・In addition to 46 hiragana and 46 katakana characters and 50 basic kanji characters that are often used in daily life, you can practice 300 kanji characters often used in newspapers and other media. ・The basic Kanji characters are selected from a mixture of basic character building blocks, so they can be applied to writing other Kanji characters. ・Displaying the stroke order helps you remember the correct character ・In the hiragana practice, the original kanji are also displayed for reference, so you can deepen your understanding of hiragana by practicing while visualizing the kanji. ◆Functions ・Equipped with the function of judging the characters by mark. ・Judging standard is graded by full marks. ・Model and suggestion is displayed when finished writing. ・Repetition writing is available! Your writing will be recored. You can see your progress by looking objectively. ・90 or more points is considered as “Beautiful Handwriting”. ・Judgment is expressed by the table. ・The difference of the first score and the top rating which came out after practice is displayed as a growing point. ・Sound ON/OFF ・Reset recording Beautiful characters can be written by writing over and over. Beautiful characters are the property of your life.

For anyone who struggles to write neatly on gift envelopes, cards and letters. Place a sheet of paper on your phone and trace the glowing letters. That's it. How it works 1. Type the text you want to write. 2. Pick a font and adjust the size. 3. Tap "Start", put the paper on the screen, and trace the light. Features - Vertical and horizontal writing, multiple lines - Adjustable letter spacing and line spacing - A wide range of fonts, from brush calligraphy to pen script - Custom background and text colors - Left-handed mode (Stop button on the top right) - Manner Guide for Japanese gift and condolence envelopes (Japanese only) Tracing mode turns the screen brightness to maximum so the text shows through the paper, and hides ads and buttons so nothing gets in the way. Works on iPad too, for larger lettering. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/