"Yomitoku Tame no Gendaibun Tango [Hyōron/Shōsetsu] [Kaiteiban]" (Modern Japanese Vocabulary for Comprehension [Critical Essays/Novels] [Revised Edition]) Daisuke Koshiba Price: ¥850 #DaisukeKoshiba #Daisuke_Koshiba #Book #Language/Japanese Used a few times. Develop vocabulary to understand entrance exam modern Japanese! Recommended not only for high school students preparing for university entrance exams, but also as general knowledge for adults and new members of society. [Features 1] Covers a sufficient number of words necessary for university entrance exams Includes 800 headwords (400 critical essay words, 400 novel/essay words) + over 800 related words, which are essential words and vocabulary for university entrance exams. With this one book, you can acquire the necessary and sufficient number of words to handle university entrance exams. [Features 2] Intuitive understanding with abundant diagrams and illustrations Critical essay words that are difficult to understand with just text can be understood visually through abundant diagrams and illustrations. In addition, difficult-to-remember words and vocabulary are easier to imagine with diagrams and illustrations, making them easier to remember. [Features 3] Structure to acquire words to understand critical essays Chapter 1, "Critical Essay Words: Basic Terms Edition," classifies the basic terms necessary for critical essays into four groups, such as "20 Words to Learn in Pairs: Super Basics." The structure allows you to learn from basic to difficult words in order. Chapter 2, "Critical Essay Words: Theme-Based Edition," classifies frequently appearing keywords in entrance exam critical essays and essays into eight themes. Understanding of each theme is deepened through "Theme Explanations" and diagrams. [Features 4] Responds to the latest entrance exam themes The "Theme Explanations" in Chapter 2, "Critical Essay Words: Theme-Based Edition," have been expanded to include explanations of "Information" and "SDGs." New keywords such as "Innovation," "Society 5.0," and "Diversity" have also been added, responding to the latest entrance exam themes.