Pages for learning Japanese about handwriting, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Reference table of all 214 traditional kanji radicals with their meanings, readings, positions within characters, and stroke numbers.
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Reference guide to twenty N2 grammar patterns for expressing judgment and possibility.
Free iOS app for learning kanji, hiragana, and katakana with stroke-by-stroke writing practice, 10,000 common words, sample sentences, and multiple-choice tests organized by JLPT level.
Free printable worksheets and charts for learning hiragana and katakana, with practice exercises for writing, vocabulary, pronunciation, and particles. Designed for complete beginners and children.
A guide to learning hiragana using visual mnemonics, pronunciation practice, and consistent daily review. Designed for complete beginners to recognize and read all 46 characters within days.
Guide to learning kanji effectively in eight steps, covering goal-setting, radicals, compounds, writing practice, stroke order, and flashcards. Suitable for beginners preparing for JLPT exams.
Guide to learning kanji through radicals and spaced repetition systems, with practical advice for English-speaking learners aiming to master around 1,000 characters for basic Japanese literacy.
Mobile app for learning Japanese vocabulary, kanji and kana through daily reminders and lock screen widgets, with flashcards, pronunciation audio and example sentences covering JLPT N5 to N1 levels.
Web application and open-source tool for learning to read and write kanji, featuring hand-written animations, radical analysis, mnemonic hints, and searchable example words with audio for students of all levels.
Free downloadable eBooks and MP3s for learning hiragana and kanji with mnemonics, illustrations, writing practice sheets, and a bundle course for absolute beginners covering kana, kanji, grammar, and vocabulary.
Learn hiragana, the core Japanese writing system. See the hiragana chart, learn all 46 characters, hear pronunciation, and practice reading real Japanese words.
Glossary of terminology used in KanjiVG documentation, defining key concepts such as kanji types, radicals, stroke order, and Unicode blocks.
Guide to Japanese calligraphy (shodo) for beginners, covering history, basic writing styles, and Zen philosophy, with information about English-language classes available in Tokyo.
Reference guide and interactive quiz for learning katakana characters, including stroke order, dakuten and handakuten marks, combination sounds, and practice with common loanwords.
Guide to kanji stroke order rules with seven fundamental principles, practice exercises, and recommended tools for learners.
A complete katakana chart with all 46 characters, romaji readings, audio pronunciation, and animated stroke order. Includes free printable PDF charts and writing practice sheets organized by character rows.
Guide to setting up and using the Microsoft Japanese Input Method Editor on Windows for typing Japanese characters. Covers installation, input modes, and practical typing techniques for learners.
A guide explaining how kanji radicals work, why they help learners recognize and remember characters, and how to use them for dictionary searches.
Guide explaining two methods for learning kanji: breaking characters into radicals and using mnemonics and visual imagery. Aimed at learners new to kanji.
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