Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Kanshudo is a web-based learning platform where users track their mastery of Japanese kanji, vocabulary, and grammar through interactive lessons, flashcards, and games.
An educational game for practicing the correct stroke order of 185 fifth-grade kanji characters through interactive writing exercises with game mechanics.
Dataset and analysis tool showing kanji frequency across different Japanese text corpora including literature, Wikipedia, and news. Helps learners prioritize which kanji to study based on their reading goals.
Kanji details page for 明 showing definitions, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, stroke order, and example words. Includes links to related study lists and practice tools for learners at JLPT N4 level and above.
Detailed study page for the JLPT N3 kanji 実 (jitsu, mi) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences for learners preparing for the JLPT.
Lesson on the kanji 人 (person) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, common words, and example sentences for JLPT N5 preparation.
Explains the history and methods of Japanese kanji simplification since World War II, comparing old and new character forms with examples and discussing modern usage in names and printing standards.
Guide to the hiragana character え, covering pronunciation, stroke order, origin from the kanji 衣, and common words. Includes interactive tracing and printable practice sheets for beginners.
KanjiVG provides vector graphics files of kanji characters with accurate stroke order and shapes based on Japanese schoolbook fonts.
JLPT kanji practice with six focused N5 quizzes for high-frequency characters, full kanji lessons covering meaning and readings, vocabulary, example sentences, and audio support for learners at beginner to advanced.
A beginner-friendly guide to looking up unknown kanji characters using four methods: radical search, stroke count, reading lookup, and drawing input.
Learning page for the kanji 三 (three) with stroke order animation, readings, meanings, and example sentences for JLPT N5 level.
Detailed entry for the kanji 地 (ground, earth) showing readings, stroke order, practice writing, and common words using this character. Includes JLPT N4 classification and links to study lists.
Detailed kanji reference page for the hill radical ⻖, showing stroke order, readings, radical information, and component usage across 240 kanji. Serves learners studying kanji structure and etymology.
Interactive page for learning the kanji character 午 (noon) with stroke order animation, readings, meanings, and example sentences from the Tatoeba corpus for JLPT N5 level.
Reference page showing Japanese radicals and components organized by stroke count, with three collections including standard 214 radicals, components used in Jōyō kanji, and all indexed components.
Mobile app teaching N5 and N4 kanji through visual mnemonics, spaced repetition, and memory games with audio pronunciation. Designed for beginners preparing for JLPT.
Explores the kanji 運 (luck, fortune) through its etymology, meanings, and brush writing technique across five classical calligraphy styles. Suited for learners studying kanji and Japanese calligraphy.
Guide explaining effective approaches to learning kanji, arguing that studying kanji in isolation is ineffective and that learners should focus on learning kanji through vocabulary words and context instead.
Interactive tool showing stroke order for the kanji 日 with step-by-step diagrams, animation, readings, and printable practice sheets for beginners.
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