Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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An interactive writing trainer for hiragana and katakana that uses spaced repetition to help learners write characters from memory with immediate feedback on shape, stroke order and direction.
Interactive guide to the hiragana character そ (so) with pronunciation, stroke order animation, kanji origin, common words, and printable practice sheets for beginners learning to read and write Japanese.
Guide to the hiragana character く (ku) with pronunciation, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, origin from kanji, common words, and a printable practice sheet for beginners.
A kanji study page for 九 (nine) showing stroke order animation, readings, meanings, example sentences, and printable practice sheets. Designed for JLPT N5 level learners.
Blog archive of posts about kanji radicals and kanji learning methods for beginners, covering radical recognition, stroke order, common characters, and study strategies.
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.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 場 with stroke order, readings, definitions, and example words. Includes practice sheets and is part of Nihongo Master's free kanji resources for JLPT N4 level.
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.
A curated directory of websites and tools for learning Japanese, with a section featuring resources for studying kana characters including games, practice materials, and mnemonic aids for beginners.
Detailed reference page for the kanji 女 (woman) with stroke order, on and kun readings, usage frequency, and example words at various levels of usefulness.
An Anki deck teaching kanji phonetic components that hint at on-yomi readings, covering over 100 components with audio for learners who have studied Japanese for at least a while.
Guide to the kanji 道 (way/path) covering its meaning in Japanese culture, etymology, stroke order, and appearance across five calligraphic styles. For learners studying kanji and calligraphy.
Guide to yojijukugo (四字熟語), four-character Japanese idioms, explaining their structure, Chinese origins, and providing a list of common examples with translations and stroke origins.
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 kanji 真 (truth, genuine) covering its meaning, usage in Japanese compounds, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, and forms across classical calligraphy styles.
Study page for the kanji 病 (sick) with onyomi reading, memory aids, and example compounds. Teaches the kanji through mnemonics and lookalike comparisons for learners.
Dictionary entry for the Japanese proverb 明日は明日の風が吹く with meanings, readings, stroke sequences, related vocabulary, and example sentences. Suitable for learners preparing for JLPT N3 and above.
Resource hub covering the Japanese writing system, kanji, kana, typefaces, and character lookup. Serves learners seeking to understand the three scripts and their practical uses.
Free JLPT N3 practice materials including 367 kanji with stroke-order animation, 1,675 vocabulary words with example sentences, grammar patterns, and timed mock exams with instant scoring.
Open-source project providing vector graphics and stroke order data for kanji characters in multiple formats for learners and developers.
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