Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Kanshudo's detailed entry for the kanji 攵 (strike radical), showing stroke count, readings, component uses, and related words. Helps learners understand this radical's meaning and usage in compound kanji.
Study guide for the 416 kanji required for JLPT N3, with a searchable list, memory practice questions, and downloadable PDF reference for intermediate Japanese readers.
Guide to the 20 most common Japanese last names with kanji, readings, meanings, and explanations of how surnames are constructed from nature and geography terms.
MochiKanji is an app and web platform that teaches kanji and Japanese vocabulary through spaced repetition, writing games, and real-life conversation lessons, designed for learners from beginner to advanced levels.
A detailed guide to the hiragana character し (shi), including pronunciation, stroke order animation, origin from the kanji 之, common words, and a printable practice sheet for learners.
Free online kanji flashcards and level test for JLPT N5 and N4 learners. The tool presents five characters daily with readings, meanings, and memory cues, using spaced repetition to build recall skills.
Catalog of kanji organized by Kanji Kentei (Japanese Kanji Aptitude Test) levels from 10 to 1, with thousands of characters covering beginner through advanced proficiency.
Why are some words written with hiragana alone in Japanese instead of being written with kanji or katakana?
A collection of free study resources including kanji radical charts, hiragana and katakana guides, vocabulary lists, and recommendations for learning tools and apps.
Reference guide introducing 50 essential beginner kanji with meanings, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, radical recognition, and stroke order for learners starting Japanese.
Hiragana ひらがな This lesson is about the kana system know…
Free Japanese kana dictation and gojuon practice for absolute beginners. Listening drills, gojuon charts, and a practice library. No account required.
Interactive hiragana chart with audio pronunciation guide, anime examples, and printable practice materials for complete beginners learning to recognize and write hiragana characters.
Study page for the kanji 口 (mouth) at JLPT N4 level, including stroke order, onyomi and kunyomi readings, common words, and example sentences for learners preparing for the JLPT.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 林 (grove, forest) with stroke order, readings, and example words. Includes JLPT N4 classification and links to study resources.
An introductory guide to kanji that explains why learners should study them and demonstrates how to memorize basic characters using visual patterns and memory tricks.
A free kanji search tool that organizes characters by JLPT level, Kanken level, grade level, stroke count, radical, frequency of use, and usage in names. Suitable for learners at all levels studying kanji.
Wikidata entry about hiragana, the Japanese syllabary, with historical information, technical details, and links to related resources across Wikimedia projects.
Complete list of 167 kanji required for JLPT N4 with on'yomi and kun'yomi readings and English meanings. Provides clickable lessons for each character with example vocabulary and sentences.
Reference guide to Japanese kanji radicals and components organized by stroke count and collection type, with search tools and details about how kanji are constructed from smaller elements.
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