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Review title: Comprehensive dictionary for pre-avdanced study
Product review: The problem with most English- Japanese dictionaries available here in Japan, is that most are really aimed at Japanese native speakers who can read the all the kanji. The average Gaijin needs the Japanese equivalents to be in hiragana or romanized text. This dictionary is good in that all Japanese translations are given in both romanized text, hiragana and kanji readings. There are also numerous examples of sentences used for each word. However, the main drawback is the rather limited word count: There are only 6,000 entries. The dictionary is really aimed at the study room rather than as a useful reference to aid immediate communication. If you're looking for an intermediate level dictionary, this would be a good choice, but if you're after something more comprehensive, maybe Collins Shubun would be a better bet for a lot less money.
