必修！酒田五法 ローソク足チャート入門

▼ Recommended for:
* A starting point for children to learn about stocks and investing.
* Beginners who want to learn candlestick charts from the basics.
* Those who want to easily and enjoyably master the "Sakata Five Methods" in their spare time.
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"I don't really understand candlestick charts"—for you!

The original chart analysis method, "Sakata Five Methods," born in the Edo period, is gently guided by the cat mascot, "Sakata-chan." Without difficult terminology, this learning app is fun for everyone from middle school students to investment beginners to learn in their spare time.

▼ Learn intuitively with 70 chart quizzes.
Simply look at the displayed candlestick chart and choose "Buy," "Wait," or "Sell." After answering, Sakata-chan will teach you the pattern name and a simple explanation. You'll learn the basics of the Sakata Five Methods, such as Three Mountains, Three Rivers, Three Gaps, Three Soldiers, and Three Methods, while playing.

▼ A Story of a Genius Stock Trader's Life
Learn the story of Honma Munehisa, the creator of the Sakata Five Methods, in 8 chapters. From the shock of the Edo's massive market, to setbacks and comebacks, and the completion of the Five Methods—learn famous quotes and anecdotes along with charts (various theories exist).

▼ More Illustrations as You Progress
Clear quiz stages and story chapters to unlock new illustrations of Sakata-chan. Enjoy collecting them!

▼ Pricing (One-time purchase, no subscriptions)
Free Playable Content
- Quiz Stage 1 (Q1-Q10)
- Story Chapter 1 + Chapter 2

Premium Unlock (One-time purchase ¥980)
- Quiz All 70 Questions
- Story All Chapters + Bonus Chapter
- Unlock all illustrations in the Image Gallery
- No additional charges

▼ What are the Sakata Five Methods?
A chart analysis technique originating in Japan, systematized by Honma Munehisa, a rice market trader from the Edo period. This is a traditional technical analysis method based on five basic patterns: Three Mountains, Three Rivers, Three Gaps, Three Soldiers, and Three Methods. Even today, traders worldwide utilize these patterns, such as "Head and Shoulders" and "Triple Bottom," and they are considered the origin of all chart analysis.

▼ Please Note
This app is not intended to provide investment advice; it is intended for learning market proverbs and chart patterns. Investment decisions are your own responsibility.