It comes complete with audio cassettes, a work book, and a set of paper cut-out flash cards. Each lesson is complete with a quiz. The book is fun and easy to use due to its colorful cartoon like drawings. This book has been around for many many years and is quite established as a good and effective tool for learning Japanese. Despite the Romaji style being a little outdated from what is popularly used today, this is still a highly recommended book to start with.
All lessons are complete with a variety of drills for the student to master.
This book is a special issue so if you enjoy getting a good variety of lessons rolled into one, this is a great way to go. Many of the comics strips have continuing stories so they are run month to month. This also makes it interesting when you enjoy the story line thus, making learning more like having fun instead of hard studying. 1992 Reading Kanji, Hiragana, Katakana Reading Japanese Eleanor Harz. Another excellent book by Eleanor Harz Jorden.