二年前から、登山者は 四千円を はらう ことに 決まりました。
お金は 道を なおし、人の 安全を 守る ために 使います。
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二年前から、登山者は 四千円を はらう ことに 決まりました。
お金は 道を なおし、人の 安全を 守る ために 使います。
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Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan.
Since two years ago, climbers have been required to pay four thousand yen.
The money is used to repair the paths and protect people's safety.
In the past, many people climbed all the way up without resting, even at night.
If you go up high too suddenly, some people get sick.
Now many people rest at a mountain hut before climbing on.
Pick the hardest line you can still read. 20 seconds, no account needed.
Because that is how Japanese children learn to read. Japan's Ministry of Education fixes exactly which character belongs to which grade — so "grade 3" is a boundary you can verify, not a feeling. Every article here is machine-checked: if a single character sits above its grade, it is not published.
The result: you never hit a character you have not learned. That is the whole reason this product exists.
One article at the level you picked, sent at 7:00. No account needed. One tap to stop.