To celebrate the end of JLPT madness (for the time being) and the end of year altogether, I thought now might be a good time to distribute a few iTunes coupons for a free download of KanjiBox for iPhone.
The rules are simple:
- Listen to the 10 Japanese music samples below and identify as many as you can.
- Send your submission to kanjibox.quiz at gmail.com
- First 3 people with the highest number of correct guesses (out of 10 artists + 10 track names) win 3 iTunes coupons, each, for a free download of KanjiBox for iPhone.
- On Friday (Dec. 11) evening, Kyoto time, I will post the answers here and name the lucky winners.
#1: [audio:Track_1.mp3]
#2: [audio:Track_2.mp3]
#3: [audio:Track_3.mp3]
#4: [audio:Track_4.mp3]
#5: [audio:Track_5.mp3]
#6: [audio:Track_6.mp3]
#7: [audio:Track_7.mp3]
#8: [audio:Track_8.mp3]
#9: [audio:Track_9.mp3]
#10: [audio:Track_10.mp3]
All these tracks are performed by one or many Japanese artists and rank from the super-obvious to the slightly more obscure, but are all rather popular in their own genre.
Feel free to team up to multiply your chances at identifying them all (there are 3 free coupons per winner, to be shared however you see fit if you win as a team).
Note: because of restrictions placed by Apple, free application coupons on the iTunes Store can only be redeemed with the US Store. However, I believe it is possible to temporarily change your store affiliation to claim a coupon.
Have fun!