Thank you for purchasing my book, "Kevin Goes to Japan 3: Stories for Japanese Learners, JLPT N5 to N1." Some of them would realize that the level range is more comprehensive than before. I wanted to focus on telling the story because this book is just before the last book. Therefore, some Japanese sentences would be complicated for early learners. However, reading many books is good practice for understanding the language, and you need to be able to guess unknown words by seeing the context. The word lists are more comprehensive than Kevin 2, covering a wide range of vocabulary, and I continue to write topics from each chapter. However, 15 JLPT sample questions come with each chapter, a total of 180 questions for N5 to N3. I believe that advanced learners need to read books that understand more natural Japanese. Instead of sample questions, please try to use expressions you can find in a list, such as "Miscellaneous (Idioms, expressions, proverbs, etc.)." Tomoko teaches Kevin Kanji that Japanese language questions are included in this book and story. JLPT wouldn't ask radical questions, but knowing the basic rules helps to give extra knowledge of this language and its origins. In the story, Kevin wants Yukio to fall in love with Tomoko, and you can see how his love strategy works. However, as Kevin's working holiday visa is approaching its expiration, his relationship with Yumiko will be affected. I hope you enjoy this story as a bilingual novel as well. Content 1. I'll Do Everything I Can for Yukio <幸雄のためなら、ひと肌脱ぐ> 2. How to Offer Incense at the Buddhist Altar <仏壇に線香をあげる方法> 3. The Origin of Kanji <漢字の成り立ち> 4. Are the British Really Gentlemen? <英国人はほんとに紳士？> 5. The Secret of the Smile <笑顔の秘密> 6. White Day <ホワイトデー> 7. The Day After White Day <ホワイトデーの翌日> 8. I Want to be Your Set Meal <据え膳になりたい> 9. More Than Friends, Less Than Lovers? <友達以上恋人未満？> 10. Definition of an Auntie <おばさんの定義> 11. Wavering Female Heart <揺れる女心> 12. The Spirit of Women <女の気迫>