Key Facts
• Tokyo Newspaper and Kanji Proficiency Association created a special print for Deaflympics.
• The print includes kanji writing exercises for levels 7 to 2.
• Distributed at Deaflympics Square in Shibuya, Tokyo, during the event.
• Available for download on the Kanji Proficiency Association website.
• A4-sized, double-sided, with a special column and kanji exercises.
• Aimed at promoting Deaflympics awareness and kanji learning.
• Event hosted at the National Olympics Memorial Youth Center.
• Collaboration inspired by shared support for the Deaflympics.
Summary
Tokyo Newspaper and the Kanji Proficiency Association have partnered to produce a special newspaper-style print to promote the Deaflympics. The print features kanji writing exercises for levels 7 to 2, allowing readers to learn kanji while gaining knowledge about Deaf sports. Distributed at the Deaflympics Square in Shibuya and available online, the A4-sized, double-sided print includes a special column and writing exercises. This collaboration highlights both organizations’ commitment to supporting the Deaflympics and fostering a deeper understanding of inclusive sports.
