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Hiragana Reading Practice: Urashima Taro

To master reading hiragana, you need to practice a lot! A physical children story book such as this Ghibli’s Ponyo

To master reading hiragana, you need to practice a lot! A physical children story book such as this Ghibli’s Kiki

To master reading hiragana, you need to practice a lot! A physical children story book such as this Ghibli’s Spirited

To master reading hiragana, you need to practice a lot! A physical children story book such as this Ghibli’s Spirited

To master reading hiragana, you need to practice a lot! A physical children story book such as this Ghibli’s Totoro

To master reading hiragana, you need to practice a lot! A physical children story book such as this Ghibli’s Kaguya

To master reading hiragana, you need to practice a lot! A physical children story book such as this Ghibli’s Spirited

Either if you have memorized the shape of Hiragana manually or by using mnemonics provided by our guide, you will