Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Study guide for the JLPT N3 kanji 性 (sei, shou) meaning sex, gender, or nature. Covers readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences for learners preparing for the JLPT.
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.
Detailed kanji study page for 物 (thing/animal) with mnemonics, on- and kun-yomi readings, common compound words, and related vocabulary. Suitable for learners at all levels studying kanji.
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.
Detailed study of the kanji 忍 (endurance) covering its etymology, multiple meanings, cultural significance in Japan, and step-by-step instruction on how to write it in different calligraphic styles.
Guide to effective kanji learning strategies including context-based study, radicals, spaced repetition, handwriting, mnemonics, and reading practice.
Study guide for the kanji 人 (person) showing stroke order with animation, readings in on and kunyomi, meaning, and example sentences from the Tatoeba corpus. Designed for JLPT N5 learners.
Lesson on the kanji 二 (two) for JLPT N5 learners, with stroke order, readings, common words, and example sentences.
Dictionary entry for the Japanese four-character idiom 半信半疑 (hanshinhangi), meaning half-convinced or dubious, with stroke sequences, related vocabulary, example sentences with audio, and JLPT N3 classification.
Android app for studying and memorizing Japanese kanji organized by JLPT levels or official Jōyō Kanji list, with flashcards and multiple-choice drills for learners who already know hiragana and katakana.
In-depth essays on Jōyo kanji covering etymology, usage, and real-world context with sample sentences and images. Offers individual essays, thematic bundles, and integration with Kanshudo's study tools for all learners.
Resource page offering katakana charts, tracing worksheets, and practice materials sourced from Japanese elementary schools, with an interactive quiz for recognizing and writing katakana characters.
Interactive stroke order guide for the kanji 年 (year) with animated diagrams, step-by-step instructions, readings, and printable practice sheets for beginners.
Detailed kanji reference page for 木 (tree) showing stroke order, readings, usage frequency, related words, and components. Suitable for learners of all levels studying kanji.
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 curated guide comparing ten kanji study tools and textbooks, organized by learning approach and platform. Helps learners choose between managed sequences, free mnemonics, handwriting apps, and book methods.
Complete katakana chart with stroke order diagrams for all 46 characters, covering common confusion pairs and how to read stroke notation. Designed for beginners learning to write katakana correctly.
A free browser-based memory card game for learning and practicing hiragana and katakana by matching Japanese characters with their romaji readings.
Learn to write the kanji 会 (meeting) with step-by-step stroke diagrams, animation, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, and printable practice grids for JLPT N5 learners.
Platform for learning Japanese writing systems through hand-drawn pictures, mnemonics, and a spaced repetition system.
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