DS Kageyama Method Dennou Hanpuku – Tadashii Kanji Kakitori-kun (デンノウハンプクただしい漢字かきとりくん), is a Nintendo DS game released in Japan in 2008. It is a kanji-learning game based on the popular Kageyama Method of teaching, developed by the Japanese educator, Hideo Kageyama. The game is designed to help players of all ages learn and practice writing Japanese kanji characters. It is set in a virtual world with a cast of characters, and players must help the main character, a robotic bird named Tadashii Kanji Kakitori-kun, to collect kanji characters. Players must navigate through the world, collect kanji, and complete activities to progress. Players can practice writing kanji on a virtual canvas using the DS stylus, and can compare their writing to the correct version. The game also features a quiz mode, where players must answer questions about kanji to progress. The game also includes a dictionary with over 5,000 kanji, which can be used to look up definitions and example sentences. DS Kageyama Method Dennou Hanpuku – Tadashii Kanji Kakitori-kun is an engaging and effective way to learn and practice Japanese kanji. With its fun characters and world, and helpful practice and quiz modes, it is a great way to learn and improve your kanji writing skills.