Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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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.
Kanji Damage teaches the character 怒 (get mad) using mnemonics and vulgar humor. The page covers onyomi and kunyomi readings, compounds, related words, and lookalike kanji for learners of all levels.
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 page teaching the kanji 丁 (nail) with stroke count, readings, mnemonics, and example compounds like 丁目 (city block) and 丁寧 (politeness). For learners studying kanji fundamentals.
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Learning materials for hiragana characters including charts, tracing worksheets, and practice sheets designed for beginners. Resources are sourced from Japanese elementary schools.
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A guide to writing names in Japanese using katakana, with explanations of how the conversion works and common mistakes. Suitable for beginners learning kana and calligraphy.
Glossary of Japanese aikido terms with romanization and kanji, covering techniques, positions, and martial arts vocabulary used in ki-aikido practice and instruction.
Free online JLPT N4 kanji practice tests with 50 sets of 20 questions each, testing reading and meaning recognition in sentence context.
Interactive kanji quiz for JLPT N5 through N3 levels, with drills for readings, meanings, orthography and look-alike characters, plus audio and example words.
Complete list of 170 kanji characters for JLPT N4 level with search and drawing tools. Designed for learners preparing for the N4 exam or building foundational kanji knowledge for daily communication.
This website provides video learning materials, in particular the videos of "Erin's Challenge! I Can Speak Japanese" for mid-level Japanese language speakers and those of a similar level.
Free browser game for practicing hiragana and katakana recognition with four quiz modes including timed challenges and multiple choice formats.
Fifty sets of twenty kanji practice questions for JLPT N3 with reading and meaning recognition in sentence context.
Dictionary page showing kanji containing the spoon radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings for each character.
A directory and portal that aggregates Japanese learning websites, tools, and resources organized by skill area including kanji, kana, grammar, vocabulary, and listening.
Tool for finding kanji by their code values including Unicode, JIS, Kuten, Shift JIS, and EUC codes, and for cross-referencing between different coding systems.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 鳥 (bird) with meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example compounds for learners studying kanji.
Complete list of 1136 kanji characters required for JLPT N1 level, with search and drawing tools for advanced learners studying professional and academic Japanese.
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