Amused to read this
in the Japan Times:
Learning more than 1,000 kanji during six years of grade school isn’t
an easy task. But it can be fun if all the characters are associated
with a word they love — poop.
A workbook series that features a heavy dose of the word “unko,” poop
in Japanese, has quickly sold over a million copies since its release
in March. The series’ main selling point is that it engages children by
using the word “poop” in every single example on how a kanji is used in a
sentence.
“Adults would raise their eyebrows, but for children, the word ‘poop’
is magical and makes things fun,” said Yusaku Furuya, 40, the author of
the books.
You need to see the picture to understand more:
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