Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Study page for the kanji 東 (east) at JLPT N5 level, with meaning, readings, stroke order, common words, and example sentences with furigana and English translations.
Flashcard deck containing 500 kanji required for JLPT N3, with readings, meanings, and example sentences. Includes spaced repetition study mode and printable PDF format for intermediate learners.
A curated directory of websites, tools, and games for studying kanji characters, with links to mnemonic picture resources, practice materials, and related learning content for learners at all levels.
Educational app that teaches hiragana characters using mnemonic pictures, animations, sound, and quizzes for complete beginners learning Japanese writing.
A mobile app that teaches kanji through mnemonic pictures, animations, and example sentences, with games to practice recognition. Suitable for elementary-level Japanese learners and beginners.
Interactive stroke order guide for the kanji 年 (year) with animated diagrams, step-by-step instructions, readings, and printable practice sheets for beginners.
Kanshudo offers free kanji drawing practice with interactive flashcards, mastery tracking, and JLPT-aligned study tools for learners at all levels.
Interactive flashcard app for learning hiragana, katakana, N5 kanji, particles, and phrases with spaced repetition, matching games, and JLPT practice tests that works offline on mobile and web.
Vocabulary entry for the Japanese proverb 猿も木から落ちる with meaning, stroke sequences for component kanji, related vocabulary, audio pronunciation, and example sentences for advanced learners.
Detailed entry for the kanji 好 with stroke order, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, usage examples, and related vocabulary for learners studying for JLPT N4.
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.
Mobile app for studying Japanese kanji from JLPT N5 to N1 levels using spaced repetition flashcards, stroke order animations, handwriting practice, and a built-in dictionary. Serves learners at all levels.
Guide to gikun, a typographic technique where furigana shows a non-standard reading of kanji to create wordplay and double meanings common in manga and light novels.
Shop selling posters, mugs, and calendars designed to help JLPT N5 learners review kanji, vocabulary, and kana through visual reminders and daily study aids.
Guide to the kanji 真 (truth, genuine) covering its meaning, usage in Japanese compounds, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, and forms across classical calligraphy styles.
Open-source project providing vector graphics and stroke order data for kanji characters in multiple formats for learners and developers.
Article explaining how to infer the meanings of Japanese words by analyzing the kanji that compose them, covering morphemes, adjective kanji, parallel ideas, and common pitfalls.
A detailed reference page for the katakana character フ (fu), showing stroke order, related kanji, common words, and usage frequency across Japanese vocabulary.
A detailed study of the kanji 無 (mu), exploring its origin from a dancing figure, its meanings in daily Japanese and Zen philosophy, and how to write it across different calligraphy styles.
The Japanese writing system is comprised of three main written scripts: Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji.
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