Reddit reviews Kanji Master N3 [ Kanji For Intermediate Level ] - Japanese Writing Study Book

No. And very few written Japanese sentences at any level are written entirely in kanji. As can be seen from these N1 examples.

http://www.jlpt.jp/e/samples/n1/index.html

There are plenty of books that will get your kanji up to grade. I found this useful. Mind there is no set kanji list and kanjis may show up that you may not have studied in a book. But you should still be able to recognize them passively from passing them in other reading places. But getting up to speed for N3 kanji isn't too hard. My personal opinion is when learning a new word, at least glance at the kanji. It's a more natural method of learning Japanese instead of hiragana in isolation.

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