Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Details page for an uncommon kanji character meaning 'three', showing stroke count, components, and related words. For learners studying rare kanji and kanji components.
A directory page listing 26 websites and tools for studying kana, including writing practice generators, typing exercises, and interactive learning resources for all levels.
Web application for studying kanji using James Heisig's mnemonic method, with community-created mnemonics, a smart dictionary showing only learned kanji, and spaced repetition flashcards for all levels.
A list of 32 weather and nature-related kanji with readings, meanings, and cultural context. Helps learners understand how Japanese expresses meteorological concepts and their symbolic significance.
Interactive game-like exercises for learning hiragana and katakana, including recognition, reading speed, word reading, spelling, and handwriting practice for Japanese learners.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 車 (car) with stroke order, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, common words using the character, and related JLPT study lists for learners.
Guide to effective kanji learning strategies including context-based study, radicals, spaced repetition, handwriting, mnemonics, and reading practice.
Collection of 30 free interactive browser-based games for practicing Japanese vocabulary, kana, kanji, grammar, reading, and listening skills at all levels.
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.
A chart organizing all 46 basic hiragana characters in gojūon order with links to interactive stroke order practice pages, along with sections on dakuten, handakuten, and combination characters.
A free tool that converts names from Latin letters to katakana with pronunciation guides and printable practice sheets. Explains why foreign names use katakana and how the conversion works.
Study guide for the 416 kanji required for JLPT N3, with a searchable list, memory practice questions, and downloadable PDF reference for intermediate Japanese readers.
Practice tests and exercises for JLPT N5 with answer keys and explanations covering kanji, vocabulary, grammar, and listening sections. Serves beginners preparing for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
The Kanji Dictionary Publishing Society presents SKIP, a system for ordering and finding kanji by patterns, developed for the New Japanese-English Character Dictionary and Kodansha Kanji Learner's Dictionary.
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A detailed kanji study page for 好 (like) that provides onyomi and kunyomi readings, mnemonics using vulgar humor, and related compound words with usage notes for learners.
Collection of kanji study materials organized by JLPT level and Japanese school grades, with downloadable PDFs and practice exercises for learners from beginner to advanced.
Kanshudo provides detailed information about individual kanji characters, including stroke order, readings, radical classification, and usage frequency.
A guide to katakana, one of the three Japanese writing systems, with charts mapping katakana to romaji, explanations of uses including loan words and onomatopoeia, and notes on diacritics and compound kana for beginners.
Tool to look up kanji stroke order with animated demonstrations, searchable by character, meaning, reading, or JLPT level. Covers stroke order rules and includes a database of commonly studied kanji.
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