Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Detailed study page for the kanji 金 (gold, money) at JLPT N5 level, including stroke order, onyomi and kunyomi readings, common vocabulary words, and example sentences with translations and romaji.
Mobile app teaching Japanese vocabulary, kanji, and kana through illustrated mini-games with five-minute daily sessions. Suitable for beginners and casual learners.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 体 with stroke order, readings, definitions, common words, and links to related study materials for JLPT learners.
Guide to Japanese numbers from zero to trillion, covering pronunciation, alternative readings, and number magnitudes with examples of how numbers combine in Japanese.
Interactive katakana quiz with multiple modes covering all 46 basic characters, dakuten, handakuten, and digraphs, where learners type romaji readings and receive instant feedback.
Interactive exercises for learning to write and read hiragana, including filling in character charts, writing words from romaji, and reading hiragana text. Designed for complete beginners.
Technical documentation of the SVG format used by KanjiVG for encoding kanji structure, stroke order, and radical information. For advanced learners and developers working with kanji data.
A searchable kanji dictionary covering JLPT levels N5 through N1, with meanings, onyomi and kunyomi readings, stroke order, vocabulary, and example sentences for each character.
Guide to kanji fundamentals for beginners that explains what kanji is, why Japanese uses it, and provides a practical study plan with daily and weekly routines to avoid overwhelm.
A searchable kanji dictionary with stroke order, radicals, and reading information organized by JLPT level and Jōyō grade. Supports searches by kanji, English, rōmaji, and kana with filtering tags.
Web application for studying kanji using James Heisig's Remembering the Kanji method, with mnemonic creation, a smart dictionary that filters words by learned kanji, and spaced repetition flashcards.
Database files that decompose kanji into radicals and visual elements to enable component-based kanji lookup in dictionary software and online services. Used by learners at all levels.
Complete list of all 103 JLPT N5 kanji ordered by frequency, with on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, meanings, and stroke counts. Includes guidance on learning strategies and a free downloadable PDF.
Drawing practice tool for hiragana, katakana, kanji components and individual kanji characters with stroke-by-stroke guidance.
An iOS app from The Japan Foundation that teaches kanji to beginner Japanese learners using illustrations, audio, animations, and example sentences, with games to reinforce learning.
Interactive study page for the kanji 本 (book) at JLPT N5 level, with stroke order animation, onyomi and kunyomi readings, example sentences with translations, and printable practice sheets.
The Japanese writing system can feel very intimidating when you’re first starting out.
Collection of kanji study materials for JLPT N5 including lists of 80 to 130 essential kanji characters with readings, meanings, and related vocabulary words. Serves beginner learners preparing for the N5 level test.
A JSON dataset combining kanji information from KANJIDIC, JLPT resources, and WaniKani, with stroke counts, meanings, readings, and proficiency levels for learners using study apps or building custom tools.
Kanshudo offers kanji drawing practice, flashcards, vocabulary and grammar study with individual mastery tracking for learners preparing for the JLPT at any level.
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