Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Explains the Eight Principles of Yong, a traditional method where the character 永 contains all eight fundamental brushstrokes of Japanese calligraphy.
Study page for the kanji 豪 (luxurious) with onyomi reading, mnemonic devices, example compounds, and related kanji. Suited for kanji learners of all levels.
A kanji study page for 劣 (inferiority) with radical breakdown, onyomi and kunyomi readings, mnemonics, and compound words. Part of the Kanjidamage system for learners studying kanji.
Tool for learning kanji through mnemonics and memory stories built from radicals and components, with JLPT graded cards and readings for all levels.
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.
Travel articles related to the Kagawa Prefecture
Free spaced repetition flashcard system for JLPT vocabulary, kanji with stroke order, and grammar points from N5 to N1 level. Offers audio, guided learning paths, and related study tools for learners at all levels.
Repository of kanji fonts including stroke order fonts and vector fonts designed to help learners visualize and practice proper kanji writing.
A reference guide listing kanji radicals and their component parts with English names, helping learners understand how Japanese characters are constructed from basic elements.
This is what is called an 異字同訓 (ijidoukun).
Glossary of Japanese aikido terms with kanji and English translations for students of ki-aikido.
Guess the 5-kana Japanese word in 6 tries. A new word every day.
Multiradical search tool that lets learners find kanji by clicking on their component parts. Supports multiple languages and uses standard radical databases.
Glossary of Japanese aikido terminology with kanji, romanization, and English translations. Useful for aikido practitioners learning Japanese martial arts vocabulary and characters.
A kanji lookup tool using the four-corner method and other search techniques to find characters by shape, stroke patterns, or radicals. Supports multiple languages and serves learners seeking specific kanji.
Tool for searching kanji by stroke count and practicing stroke order with readings and meanings. Serves learners of all levels building kanji writing skills.
Online learning platform based on the MARUGOTO Starter A1 coursebook, offering grammar, kanji, hiragana, katakana, and communication activities for beginner Japanese learners.
A kanji dictionary listing characters containing the 一 (one) radical, with stroke order and readings for each character. Useful for learners studying radical-based kanji organization.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 搾 with meaning, readings, stroke order, radical information, and related vocabulary examples.
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