[Machine Translation] N3 is the level between Level 2 and Level 3 of the old test. [Features] /"Character/Vocabulary" is divided into two books, "Kanji" and "Vocabulary," for ease of learning. Kanji and Vocabulary" is divided into two books, "Kanji" and "Vocabulary", for easy learning. /By studying "Kanji", "Vocabulary" and "Grammar", students can acquire the language knowledge necessary for entrance exams (including "Reading Comprehension" and "Listening Comprehension"). Kanji learning is based on the displays you see on the street, and other practical and operational skills are also emphasized. Vocabulary and expressions commonly used in daily life, "compound words," "onomatopoeic and mimetic words," "katakana words," and "spoken language," which were not covered much in the previous test, are also actively covered. /In the exercises, questions that reflect the new question format (grammar: "word rearrangement", "sentence grammar", vocabulary: "word formation", etc.) have been included. Other Features: Familiar themes and fun illustrations to promote learning. Translation into three languages (English, Chinese, and Korean) allows for self-study. Easy-to-learn layout with a two-page spread for each topic. All the content that is considered minimum necessary for the exam can be completed in 6 to 8 weeks per book. /In accordance with the establishment of N3, the contents of "Comprehensive Level 2" are divided into N2 and N3 from the author's own perspective, referring to the "New Japanese-Language Proficiency Test Guidebook: Outline Version and Example Questions N1, N2, N3" (The Japan Foundation, Japan Educational Exchanges and Services), and the contents that are considered insufficient for each have been added. The author has added the learning contents that are considered to be lacking in each of them.