Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Interactive drawing practice tool for Jōyō kanji components with mastery tracking and flashcard integration. Designed for learners at all levels preparing for JLPT exams.
Free interactive quizzes for practicing hiragana and katakana in four directions: reading kana to romaji, recalling kana from romaji, with streak tracking and audio support for complete beginners.
A reference collection of 202 grade-4 kanji with meanings, readings, and JLPT level classifications. Serves learners studying kanji for JLPT N4-N2 and grade-level curricula.
Anki flashcard deck of 3793 kanji cards organized in Heisig's Remembering the Kanji order for learners studying kanji recognition and retention.
𠄌 is a Japanese kanji that means hook. 𠄌 has 1 strokes, and is an uncommon Japanese kanji.
An app for learning kanji through mnemonic pictures and games. The Japan Foundation's tool features animations, sound, and example sentences for elementary-level learners.
Interactive guide to the hiragana character せ (se) with pronunciation, animated stroke order, origin from the kanji 世, common words, and printable practice sheets for beginners.
A curated directory of websites, tools, and study methods for learning Japanese, with sections for kana, kanji, grammar, vocabulary, and other skills across all proficiency levels.
A page about the kanji 余 (excess) with onyomi and kunyomi pronunciations, mnemonic devices, and example compounds. Designed for kanji learners using memorable stories to aid retention.
Kanshudo's kanji detail page for 冖 (cover radical), showing stroke count, radical information, readings, related words, and component usage in 391 kanji. Suitable for learners studying kanji systematically.
An Anki deck with 46 flashcards for learning basic hiragana characters, including audio and images. Suitable for beginners starting to learn Japanese scripts.
A page teaching the kanji 晴 (weather, sunny) with mnemonic devices, readings, and compound words. It shows how the kanji combines with radicals and explains related words for learners.
A collection of Yomitan dictionaries created or modified by me. - Kuuuube/yomitan-dictionaries
Online Japanese calligraphy lessons taught by native speakers with English support, combining character study with cultural learning through shodo practice for learners of all levels.
Interactive tool for learning and drilling hiragana and katakana with romanization, sound playback, stroke order diagrams, and explanation of dakuten and combinations.
Study guide for self-learners using the Genki textbooks, providing a structured path through lessons with advice on memorizing kana, vocabulary, grammar, and practicing reading and writing.
Entry for the Japanese idiom 一石二鳥 (killing two birds with one stone) with kanji breakdown, stroke order, related vocabulary, example sentences, and audio pronunciation.
Detailed guide to keiseimoji (形声文字), the most common kanji type, explaining how semantic and phonetic components work together.
A terminal application for learning hiragana and katakana with interactive practice. Available as a command-line tool, web demo, and Docker image for beginners starting to read Japanese.
Dictionary page listing 103 kanji at JLPT N5 level with meanings, stroke counts, and readings. Designed for beginner learners studying for the JLPT N5 exam.
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