Kanji study, radicals, stroke order, and hiragana and katakana charts.
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Learning page for the kanji 枯 (wither) with on and kun readings, stroke count, mnemonic devices, and related synonyms for learners studying individual kanji.
Kanji Damage teaches individual kanji characters using memorable mnemonic stories and humor. Learners of all levels use this site to understand kanji components and their logical construction.
Kanji Damage page for the katakana character メ (me), showing its number in the system and the kanji in which it appears. Part of a larger kanji learning resource using mnemonic humor.
Page teaching the kanji 娘 (daughter) with information on onyomi and kunyomi readings, stroke count, radical breakdown, and a mnemonic device to remember it.
Kanji Damage teaches the kanji 枝 (branch) with mnemonic devices, on and kun readings, and compound words. The site uses humor and logic to help learners remember kanji meanings and readings.
Page teaching the kanji 票 (ballot) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, mnemonics, and related compound words. Designed for learners studying kanji with memory aids.
Teaches the kanji 姫 (princess) with its onyomi and kunyomi readings, radical breakdown, and a mnemonic device to aid memorization.
Kanji Damage teaches individual kanji using memorable mnemonics that combine vulgar humor with logical breakdown of radical components.
Kanji study page for the character 町 (town) with stroke order, radical breakdown, and mnemonic devices using memorable associations.
Kanji Damage teaches the kanji 拍 (clap) with mnemonics, onyomi readings, and compound words. The site uses humor and logical breakdowns to help learners remember kanji shapes and meanings.
Having them here all in one spot doesn't really help you learn anything but it's a telling reminder of just how pernicious and devious Japanese is.
Teaches the kanji 娠 (pregnancy) with mnemonic devices, onyomi readings, and related compound words. Designed for learners of all levels using memorable associations.
Detailed entry for the kanji 渡 (pass by) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, mnemonics using humor and logic, stroke count, and related synonyms. Designed for learners building kanji knowledge.
Kanji learning site using memorable mnemonics and radical breakdowns to teach character recognition and composition. Suitable for beginners learning to read and write kanji.
Jukugo which don’t have okurigana generally use the ON-yomi.
Kanji learning resource using mnemonic stories and radical breakdowns to teach kanji components and readings. Covers individual kanji with visual decomposition and example usage for learners.
Kanji learning resource using mnemonic devices and radical components to help learners remember characters and their meanings.
A reference page listing fourteen kanji characters that contain the 厂 (cliff) radical, with stroke order, meanings, and readings for each character.
Lists kanji characters containing the 凵 (container) radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings. Part of a kanji dictionary organized by the 214 Kangxi radicals for learners studying character components.
Lists kanji containing the 丿 (bend/slash) radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings. Helps learners study kanji organization and recognition through radical components.
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