Aguro

From time to time, I will devote posts for kanji especially its writing. These posts will be categorized as kanjiku which in kanji is 漢字区. The kanji itself means “kanji district”, but it’s actually a pun of Indonesian language in which it means “my kanji”. So, welcome to the kanji district of Aguro!

Now, who dare say that kanji is hard? Some kanji are in fact easier than hiragana and katakana. On this chance, we will meet the four absolutely easiest kanji, and of course learn how to write them properly.

The first kanji is for the number 1, which is 一:

The kanji is made from one stroke, and we draw it from left to right. For number one, the stroke is one. Can it be easier than that?

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