Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Study site teaching 1,700 kanji through radical breakdown, mnemonics and jokes. Includes an Anki deck, radical and onyomi lookup, synonym explanations and tags for usage patterns.
Guide to 45 Japanese four-character idioms (yojijukugo) related to beauty, nature, and elegance, with English translations and cultural explanations.
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.
Study page for the kanji 病 (sick) with onyomi reading, memory aids, and example compounds. Teaches the kanji through mnemonics and lookalike comparisons for learners.
Free online hiragana recognition practice with multiple quiz modes covering basic hiragana, dakuten, handakuten, and yōon combinations for beginners learning kana.
Lesson page for the kanji 苦 (suffer) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, memory aids, compound words, and related vocabulary for learners.
Complete list of 80 kanji characters required for JLPT N5 level, with tools for searching and drawing practice. Designed for beginners establishing foundational reading and writing skills.
Guide to converting English names into katakana using online converters, with examples and explanation of katakana conversion rules for learners.
A searchable Japanese dictionary allowing learners to look up words by kanji, hiragana, katakana, romaji or English meaning, with readings, JLPT levels and kanji stroke order information.
A brief note discussing the benefits and limitations of the Remembering the Kanji method for learning kanji, particularly for handwriting and recognizing kanji components.
Study materials for JLPT N2 kanji including flashcards, essential kanji lists, and PDF downloads with meanings and readings. Designed for intermediate to advanced learners preparing for the N2 level exam.
Browse and filter 2,606 Japanese kanji by stroke count or JLPT level, with meanings and frequency ordering. Supports learners at all levels.
A reference guide to the 214 traditional Kangxi radicals used in Japanese kanji, organized by stroke count with meanings, variants, example characters, and memory tips for learners.
Travel articles related to the Kagoshima Prefecture
A list of the 79 kanji required for JLPT N5 with their meanings, readings, and example vocabulary. Designed for beginners starting Japanese study.
Travel articles related to the Aomori Prefecture
Searchable database of over 13,000 kanji with readings, stroke counts, and JLPT level filters. Includes interactive games, daily kanji practice, and detailed explanations for learners from N5 to N1.
Visual vocabulary tool with audio pronunciation for Japanese words organized by topics including writing systems, body parts, food, animals, nature, and tools. Designed for beginners learning basic Japanese vocabulary.
Free printable hiragana practice sheet with traced guide characters and blank boxes for writing all 46 hiragana characters. Designed for beginners building muscle memory through handwriting practice.
Interactive tool for viewing kanji stroke order diagrams with customizable display options including size and thickness. Learners at any level can type a kanji character to see how to write it correctly.
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