Scholars as well as normal citizens can learn and re-learn kanji for the better part of their lives and still not master the entire character set. To measure the kanji usage proficiency of native Japanese speakers, a new test called the Nihongo Kentei (日本語検定) debuted on June 15, 2007 which was taken by 18,500+ participants. The Nihongo Kentei gauges someone's ability to recognize written kanji and the top ranking requires a knowledge of 3,000 characters.Paon's Nihongo Kentei DS is a test-taker's practice buddy which is meant to be used daily in order to learn and re-learn kanji characters in your quest to score high on the official test. The software recommends practicing for at least 15 minutes a day to hone your kanji skills.
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