Year 2 is where
entrance exams are decided.

Everyone around the world takes on the same 5 questions today. The next 5 questions arrive at midnight Japan time (JST, UTC+9).

That word will be on the exam. persuade, sufficient, take ~ for granted — 50 cards of the words that separate Year-2 students. Can you collect the SSR polysemy cards?

'Hazukashi' is actually a compliment. Words that trap you with modern-Japanese gaps, plus the naму/ni disambiguation and honorific directions that decide exams. Collect all 46 secret scrolls.

Master the patterns and kanbun reads like modern prose. 40 scoring patterns — rereading characters, partial negation, rhetorical questions — cleared while collecting dragon seals. Kanbun is the fastest subject to a perfect score.

Addition theorems, Σ formulas, dot products, de Moivre. 48 formulas covering every required and elective unit of the Common Test Math II. New-curriculum ready (vectors now live in Math C).

Stuck on moles? This way. Amount of substance, equilibrium, redox, cells and electrolysis in 44 one-step questions. Fully on the new curriculum's enthalpy (ΔH) notation.

Memorizing dates is out. Why did the Reformation happen? How do the Kansei and Tenpō reforms differ? 44 questions on flow and causation, the inquiry-subject way.