Learn Japanese From Scratch

Furigana Dictionary (Japanese-English, English-Japanese)

This is the most recommended dictionary if you need a hardcover dictionary for exams at school, where students are not usually allowed to take an electorical dictionary or an ipod with a Japanese dictionary application, for example.

There is Furigana above all Kanji symbols in the dictionary so that learners can read them all. Also, the words covered are sufficient enough to improve your Japanese language skills, especially for beginners who don't need extra words, meanings or explanations which confuse them at the start of their learning.

However, you should know the followings to be a good friend of it:

• The country list is in the middle between the Japanese-English and English-Japanese sections.
• Some words which are often used in coversation are not in bold,
  朝ご飯 (breakfast) for example.
• Some words and sentence patterns are not explained enough, so you should not rely on the dicitonary too much.
• Use the dictionary to refer to nouns, and verbs and adjectives in dictionary form.