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no there is no steps on how to write kanji here but how to make your kanji look natural!

did you expect japanese handwriting to look lik eht ebooks? NO!!!!

depending on the person

品　can be written as 3 lines. here i will teach you atural writing.

Though i will mostly show how to write components in kanji, i will actually show how to write sIngle ones　

A very annyoing kanji Is　愛　i searched and i agree that this is closest to how i write it:

When kanji LIKE 止　And　正　are part of a kanji the are oftne written like this:

people have the same problem with kanji like 廻　anyway it should be like this;

You must have noticed that the bottom of kanji like　辺　速　違　are written differently in real life:

MAKING YOUR KANJI LOOK ROUNDER, AND THEREFORE NEATER ^_~
女　And　目
　

This is how boxes should look:



This is how kanji like　苺、海、梅、母　should look:

I have terrible English handwriting (yeah! I go really fast when I write, so it looks like a doctor's signature on everything!), and I'm having some trouble with Hiragana...most particularly the 'の' and all the characters that have a part of it like that one.
I CAN NOT make a pretty-looking あ. It's just not in my range of abilities.

I always wondered how Japanese people were able to do so many strokes and still write efficently. Now I know. Thanks.

I do, it's just my hand doesn't quite make the last stroke right. It doesn't with all of the characters with the の shape in them.

Another thing: I have a habit of tilting the end of the last stroke upward a little on letters such as は or ほ. It's caused by an English habit (most especially when writing in cursive) where the end of the letter usually turns upwards a bit if it ends in the lower right hand corner.

Like this:
http://www.freewebs.com/freya_h/aha_ex.bmp

I've been trying to break the habit, but I also have another habit of not being able to concentrate when I'm writing.
And thus, my problem gets worse.