Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Kanshudo page showing detailed information about the kanji 丶 (dot), including stroke order, readings, related kanji, and mastery tracking tools for learners at all levels.
Explains the jouyou kanji system of 2000 standard characters taught in Japanese schools, covering how many kanji to learn per month, readings and meanings, and how learning vocabulary aids kanji acquisition for students.
A page dedicated to the kanji 八 (eight) showing stroke order animation, onyomi and kunyomi readings, example sentences from the Tatoeba corpus, and related characters. Designed for JLPT N5 learners.
JLPT N4 practice test with vocabulary, reading, and listening sections, plus a kanji list of 166 characters required for the exam.
Documentation of radical classifications and visual representations in the KanjiVG database, which provides stroke order diagrams and radical information for kanji study and dictionary lookup.
Detailed reference page for the kanji 亅 showing stroke order, readings, radical information, and component relationships.
Collection of kanji study materials for JLPT N5 level learners, including kanji lists, practice exercises, and lessons covering the 100 basic characters required for the beginner exam.
Wiktionary entry for the hiragana character か, providing stroke order, etymology, pronunciation, particle uses, and kanji readings for learners.
A detailed lookup page for the kanji 儿 (legs radical) showing stroke count, readings, usage in other kanji, and etymological notes. Serves learners studying kanji and radical components.
A wall poster displaying 112 JLPT N5 kanji with English meanings and onyomi and kunyomi readings, designed as a visual reference for beginner Japanese learners to review frequently.
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.
Interactive quiz and study charts for hiragana and katakana with multiple difficulty levels, recognition and recall modes, and guidance on how to distinguish the two writing systems.
Summary of kanji classification systems covering the six categories of kanji formation including pictographic, ideographic, and semantic-phonetic types, with examples for learners studying kanji structure.
Guide explaining how many kanji exist, how many learners need to know, and how many are required at each JLPT level. Includes frequency breakdowns and links to kanji lists for all proficiency levels.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 森 (forest) with stroke order, readings, common words, and related study lists. Provides lookup and writing practice for JLPT N4 learners.
A reference list of 416 kanji required for the JLPT N3 exam, showing meanings, on and kun readings, and grade level for each character.
Complete list of 374 kanji required for JLPT N2 with on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, English meanings, and links to detailed lessons for each character.
A free 21-day email course teaching katakana characters with downloadable worksheets, audio files for pronunciation practice, and video lessons. Designed for beginner learners.
Online calligraphy courses taught in English through tutorial videos, covering brush technique and kanji and kana writing from introductory through advanced levels.
Reference guide explaining synonymous kanji and their nuanced differences, helping learners choose the correct character when writing and understand distinctions while reading Japanese.
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