Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Kanshudo offers interactive challenges, games, and flashcards to study Japanese kanji, vocabulary, and grammar with progress tracking and JLPT preparation materials for learners of all levels.
Page for the kanji 着 with onyomi and kunyomi readings, a memory mnemonic, common compounds, lookalikes and related synonyms. Designed for learners studying kanji.
A page about the kanji 示 (show/altar) with its radicals, readings, mnemonics, compound words, and related kanji. Designed for learners studying kanji using memory aids and logical patterns.
Japanese to English and English to Japanese dictionary with audio pronunciation, example sentences, conjugation tables, kanji lookup by radical, and JLPT vocabulary lists.
Travel articles related to the Fukui Prefecture
Interactive hiragana chart and drill from the Japan Foundation's Marugoto course materials for absolute beginners learning Japanese writing systems and pronunciation.
Collection of nine free interactive games for practicing kanji across JLPT levels N5 to N1, covering readings, meanings, stroke counts, and radicals with progress tracking and leaderboards.
Travel articles related to the Kumamoto Prefecture
Lists kanji containing the 卜 (divination) radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings. Part of a larger radical reference tool for kanji learners.
A reference page listing the 79 kanji required for JLPT N5 with meanings and example vocabulary. Suitable for beginners starting Japanese study.
An Android app designed to help beginners memorize hiragana and katakana through games, aimed at anime fans starting to learn Japanese.
Kanjiten provides a searchable list of all 367 kanji required for JLPT N3, along with 1,681 vocabulary words and multiple sorting options for learners preparing for the intermediate level exam.
Dictionary page showing kanji containing the spoon radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings for each character.
Complete list of 1136 kanji characters required for JLPT N1 level, with search and drawing tools for advanced learners studying professional and academic Japanese.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 鳥 (bird) with meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example compounds for learners studying kanji.
A directory of websites and online tools for learning Japanese, organized by skill area including kana, reading, listening, grammar and vocabulary. The site collects links to resources for learners at various levels.
Katakana chart and drill from the Marugoto A1 coursebook by the Japan Foundation, providing katakana characters with romanizations for beginning learners.
Interactive quiz for JLPT N5 kanji and vocabulary organized by category. Learners select kanji to study and answer multiple-choice questions to practice essential characters.
Tool for finding kanji using the SKIP (System of Kanji Indexing by Patterns) code system, with multiple input methods including handwriting recognition, radicals, and four-corner codes for learners at all levels.
Interactive quiz for learning kanji numbers and months of the year. Learners select kanji to practice and complete timed quizzes to build recognition and recall.
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