Japanese Kanji mostly uses simplified forms, making it simpler than original Chinese characters.

In Japanese, Kanji is used not only for nouns but also for verbs and adjectives.

Example: I went to beautiful Japan.

It means the same "day", but depending on the word, it is read as "nichi", "jitsu", "hi", or "ka".

Depending on the situation, it is read as "Konnichiwa" or "Kyouwa."

Even with the same kanji, the pronunciation changes?
It sounds so complicated!

Even Japanese people sometimes make mistakes with Kanji.
If you're unsure, you can look it up!

How is it?
Simple, right?
You'll naturally get used to it with practice!