Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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A fast offline Japanese-English dictionary app with 190,000+ words and 6,000+ kanji entries, stroke-order animations, conjugation tables, and spaced-repetition review for learners at all levels.
Complete beginner's guide to Japanese grammar. Learn the fundamentals of Japanese sentence structure, particles, and grammar patterns step by step.
KanjiDamage teaches kanji through radical decomposition and memorable mnemonics organized by learning sequence.
Study guide for the kanji 人 (person) showing stroke order with animation, readings in on and kunyomi, meaning, and example sentences from the Tatoeba corpus. Designed for JLPT N5 learners.
A physical wall calendar featuring 360 kanji from JLPT N5 to N3 levels, with daily entries showing meanings, readings, and vocabulary words for learners who want structured kanji practice integrated into their routine.
Kanshudo presents kanji organized by JLPT level from N5 through N1, with tools for studying via flashcards, quick study, and mastery tracking. Learners can download kanji lists or study directly on the site.
A personal account of learning 2,273 kanji in six months using mnemonic-based methods, Heisig's Remembering the Kanji, and spaced repetition software. For beginner learners considering whether to prioritize kanji study.
Teaches the five Japanese hiragana vowels with pronunciation guides, stroke order, example words, and interactive writing practice for beginners starting to read Japanese.
Describes the jōyō kanji, the 2,136 standard kanji characters used in modern Japanese, their history, and how they are divided between primary and secondary school levels.
Dictionary entry for the Japanese four-character idiom 半信半疑 (hanshinhangi), meaning half-convinced or dubious, with stroke sequences, related vocabulary, example sentences with audio, and JLPT N3 classification.
Details for the kanji 丩 meaning connect, including stroke count, readings, and kanji components. Part of Kanshudo's kanji lookup and study system.
Blog post teaching beginners to learn kanji by breaking characters into radicals and using mnemonic stories to remember their meanings and readings.
App for learning to write hiragana, katakana, and kanji with animated stroke order guides and hand-writing practice on touch screens. Covers JLPT N5 to N3 levels.
Collection of teaching materials for hiragana including board games, worksheets, flashcards, booklets, videos and apps. Designed for classroom use and self-paced learning from beginner to advanced levels.
Printable and interactive hiragana chart with all 46 basic characters, romaji, and audio pronunciation.
A two-week online crash course teaching hiragana, katakana, basic vocabulary, greetings, and practical phrases for beginners, with cultural activity lessons and virtual tours included.
Explains Japanese quotation marks 「」 and 『』, their uses for quoting speech and names, differences from English quotation marks, and related punctuation marks. Suitable for learners of all levels.
A curated guide to Japanese writing practice books, from blank genkōyōshi notebooks to kanji workbooks and calligraphy manuals, written by a calligrapher for learners developing handwriting skill.
Guide to learning kanji covering what they are, their history, radicals, stroke order, and pronunciation rules. Includes kanji lists and tips for beginners who have mastered hiragana and katakana.
A vocabulary entry for the Japanese proverb 豚に真珠 (butanishinju), meaning casting pearls before swine. The page provides readings, stroke sequences, related vocabulary, and example sentences for advanced learners.
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