Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Kanshudo Answer Type is a vocabulary game where learners type the reading of Japanese words in kana or romaji to test and build knowledge.
Collection of teaching materials for hiragana including board games, worksheets, flashcards, booklets, videos and apps. Designed for classroom use and self-paced learning from beginner to advanced levels.
Yet another only-in-Japanese headache: All kanji are written as hiragana.
Guide to using Kanshudo's Component Builder tool for looking up kanji by drawing, naming, or selecting their component parts.
A guide reviewing six popular kanji learning resources including WaniKani, Skritter, Remembering the Kanji, and Anki, with details on pricing, approaches, and advantages for different learners.
Based on the New Japanese-English Character Dictionary
Dictionary entry for the kanji 情 with definitions, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, stroke order, and example words. Part of Nihongo Master's kanji reference.
MLC Japanese Language School offers kanji study materials including a level check tool, radical guides, free lessons for 120 basic kanji, and JLPT kanji quizzes across all levels from N5 to N1.
Interactive app for learning Japanese hiragana, katakana, and N5 kanji through stroke order guides, quizzes, and stories. Designed for complete beginners with no sign-up required.
Guide to writing and using Japanese kanji related to love, including 愛 (ai), 恋 (koi), and 好き (suki), with stroke-by-stroke instructions, common phrases, and cultural context for expressing affection in Japanese.
Memory techniques and audio for katakana T-row characters (タ, チ, ツ, テ, ト), showing how four of these characters derive from common kanji (夕, 千, 天, 止) to aid retention and introduce related kanji.
A kanji detail page on Kanshudo showing information about an individual kanji character including stroke count, meaning, usefulness rating, and related study tools. Serves learners studying kanji and preparing for JLPT.
Curated list of 16 recommended Anki decks for learning Japanese, with reviews and download information for beginners through advanced learners.
An iOS app from The Japan Foundation that teaches katakana through illustrations, audio, animation, and quizzes for beginning learners.
Blog offering beginner-friendly guides on Japanese grammar, kanji, vocabulary, and practical phrases for travel, work, and general study.
Explains onyomi and kunyomi readings by contrasting how kanji represent Chinese loanwords versus native Japanese words, with examples showing why single kanji have multiple pronunciations.
Frequency-ordered list of approximately 2,500 Japanese kanji characters with onyomi and kunyomi readings, English meanings, and JLPT level classifications.
Monthly roundup of new Japanese learning resources featuring games and applications for different skill levels, including story-based games for reading practice, katakana quizzes, and language learning apps.
App for learning to write hiragana, katakana, and kanji with animated stroke order guides and hand-writing practice on touch screens. Covers JLPT N5 to N3 levels.
Guide to writing your name in Japanese using katakana, with strategies for finding common names, tools for name lookup, and advice on choosing katakana representations based on pronunciation.
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