Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Study page for the kanji character 氏 covering meaning, readings, stroke order, common words, and example sentences. Designed for advanced learners preparing for JLPT N1.
Interactive guide to the hiragana character う (u) covering pronunciation, stroke order, origin from kanji, and common words. Includes tracing practice and printable worksheets for learners.
Organized kanji study resource covering all JLPT levels from N5 to N1, with stroke order, radical analysis, on-yomi and kun-yomi readings, and writing practice guidance for learners at every level.
Guide to the kanji 人 (person) with on and kun readings, stroke order animation, common compounds, example sentences, and printable practice sheets for writing.
Detailed study page for the kanji 議 (gi, deliberation) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences. Designed for JLPT N3 learners.
A free tool that converts names from Latin letters to katakana with pronunciation guides and printable practice sheets. Explains why foreign names use katakana and how the conversion works.
Drawing practice tool for katakana characters within Kanshudo's broader learning platform that tracks mastery of kanji, vocabulary, and grammar across JLPT levels.
Guide to the five Japanese vowels and their pronunciation in hiragana and katakana, covering short and long vowels with examples and writing strokes.
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.
Free Japanese–Spanish dictionary with word and kanji lookup, readings, and searches for conjugated forms. Includes grammar explanations and examples in Spanish, organized from N5 to N1; dictionary lookup does not require an account.
Android app for learning kanji through mnemonic pictures, stroke order, animations, and example sentences, with two game types to test understanding. Designed for complete beginners in Japanese.
Why are some words written without kanji in Japanese?
Complete introduction to kanji for beginners from a JLPT N1 teacher, covering why Japanese uses kanji, how radicals work, learning strategies using spaced repetition, and JLPT requirements from N5 to N1.
Provides JLPT N4 kanji study materials including lists, PDF downloads, and flashcards for learners preparing for the N4 exam.
A calligrapher's guide to choosing, writing, and getting kanji tattoos accurately, covering common mistakes, character selection process, and authentic brush-written characters versus fonts.
A free daily game with 20 questions on kanji meanings, kanji readings, vocabulary, and mixed challenges for learners studying JLPT N5 and N4 levels. Players track personal scores and compete globally.
Guide to the Japanese writing system covering Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji, and Romaji for beginners. Explains what each script does, the recommended learning order, and common mistakes to avoid.
An iOS app for learning hiragana using memory illustrations, audio, and quizzes. Designed for beginning Japanese learners and those interested in Japanese writing, with content and instructions in Thai.
A lesson on movement and transportation vocabulary and kanji from the Minna no Nihongo course, with vocabulary lists, kanji presentations, and JLPT N5 listening practice exercises for beginners.
A curated collection of 27 hiragana charts in various styles, including standard layouts, mnemonic-based charts, stroke order guides, and practice sheets suitable for beginners starting to learn Japanese.
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