Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Asahi Kanji is a flashcard app for studying kanji characters with separate quizzes for meaning, on'yomi, and kun'yomi readings. It serves learners from beginner level onward who want focused kanji practice.
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.
Free online katakana practice with multiple quiz modes including standard, time attack, multiple choice, and sudden death formats.
Blog archive of posts about kanji radicals and kanji learning methods for beginners, covering radical recognition, stroke order, common characters, and study strategies.
Interactive stroke order guide for the kanji 年 (year) with animated diagrams, step-by-step instructions, readings, and printable practice sheets for beginners.
A detailed guide to writing the kanji 幸 (happiness) with its historical origins, modern meanings, and instructions for correct stroke formation across different calligraphic styles.
Calligraphy practice workbooks that teach Japanese kanji and kana through hand-writing with progressive stroke instruction, paired with online animated stroke demonstrations.
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.
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.
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.
A detailed guide to the hiragana character し (shi), including pronunciation, stroke order animation, origin from the kanji 之, common words, and a printable practice sheet for learners.
Explains the Eight Principles of Yong, a traditional method where the character 永 contains all eight fundamental brushstrokes of Japanese calligraphy.
Kanshudo Answer Type is a vocabulary game where learners type the reading of Japanese words in kana or romaji to test and build knowledge.
Study page for the kanji 回 at JLPT N3 level, covering meanings, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences with English translations.
Reference page listing all 171 kanji required for JLPT N4, with readings, meanings, stroke counts, and example vocabulary words organized by frequency.
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A guide to kanji handwriting practice that explains stroke order conventions, proposes a recall-first practice loop, and discusses how writing supports different learning goals.
Complete list of 103 kanji required for JLPT N5 with on and kun readings, meanings, stroke counts, and example words. Includes flashcards and study guidance for beginner learners.
A detailed kanji reference page for ⼆ (two), showing stroke count, usefulness rating, kanji classification, and related information. Learners use this to understand individual kanji in context.
Dictionary entry for the four-character idiom 千載一遇 with readings, stroke sequence, related vocabulary, and example sentences. Helps advanced learners study rare vocabulary and kanji.
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