Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
1,681 pages
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.
Browsable dictionary of 181 kanji at JLPT N4 level with meanings, stroke counts, and readings. Serves intermediate learners preparing for the N4 exam.
A JSON dataset combining kanji information from KANJIDIC, JLPT resources, and WaniKani, with stroke counts, meanings, readings, and proficiency levels for learners using study apps or building custom tools.
A kanji study page for 間 covering onyomi and kunyomi readings, mnemonics, compound words, and lookalike characters. Suitable for beginners learning kanji recognition and usage.
Complete hiragana and katakana charts organized in gojuon order with animated stroke order demonstrations and printable practice sheets for writing the characters.
An app that teaches hiragana stroke order through interactive writing practice and games for beginners learning Japanese scripts.
A curated study list of 83 kanji for dates, directions, transport, people and everyday actions, organized by category with meanings and readings. Suited for beginners meeting these characters in practical situations.
Interactive online kana drills for hiragana and katakana with multiple practice modes including typing, listening, and drawing. Covers basic characters, dakuten, and combinations for JLPT preparation.
A brief note discussing the benefits and limitations of the Remembering the Kanji method for learning kanji, particularly for handwriting and recognizing kanji components.
Teaches the kanji 子 (child) with on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, mnemonics, compound words, and related vocabulary. Suitable for learners of all levels studying kanji.
Dictionary entry for the four-character idiom 四面楚歌 with English meaning, kanji breakdown, stroke sequences, related vocabulary, audio pronunciations, and example sentences.
Blog author archive for Kanji123 featuring beginner-focused guides on kanji study, the Japanese writing system, honorifics, counting, and JLPT preparation. Posts cover foundational topics for learners starting Japanese.
Kanshudo is a web platform for learning Japanese kanji, vocabulary and grammar with flashcards, interactive lessons, tutoring, and mnemonic search tools. It serves learners at all levels from beginner to advanced.
Interactive animations showing correct stroke order for all Jōyō kanji, hiragana, and katakana characters used in everyday Japanese. Suitable for beginners learning to write Japanese characters properly.
Interactive kanji quiz for learning the kanji characters used in the days of the week, with customizable practice sets and scoring.
Tool for conjugating Japanese verbs in multiple writing systems, browsing kanji by stroke count, and searching over 180,000 example sentences with audio. Serves learners of all levels.
KanjiVG is a database of kanji characters with stroke order and direction information in SVG format. This FAQ page explains the project's coverage, character styles based on handwritten forms, and known limitations.
Detailed study of the kanji 命 (life, fate, command) covering its etymology, meanings, stroke-by-stroke writing instruction, appearance across five classical calligraphic styles, and cultural usage.
Japanese to English and English to Japanese dictionary with audio pronunciation, example sentences, conjugation tables, kanji lookup by radical, and JLPT vocabulary lists.
Kanji and vocabulary drills based on the Marugoto Starter A1 coursebook, organized by topic including food, home, daily life, shopping and holidays.
Something wrong? Use “Mark bad page” on any result. The sites listed here are not affiliated with us and a listing is not an endorsement.About this index