Pages for learning Japanese about hiragana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A reference list of English alphabet letters with their katakana equivalents and pronunciations in romaji. Useful for beginners learning how foreign letters are represented in Japanese.
Wiktionary entry for ひらがな (hiragana) that defines the term and explains it as one of the Japanese syllabary scripts, with pronunciation guidance for learners.
Introduction to hiragana and kanji study with practice materials and beginner-level Japanese stories. Includes kanji vocabulary lessons and JLPT N5 preparation for learners starting from scratch.
A soft keyboard tool that lets learners input hiragana and katakana characters by clicking, useful for practice and typing without a Japanese keyboard setup.
Online tool for learning Japanese fundamentals including radicals, hiragana, and katakana, with flashcards, vocabulary, grammar, and JLPT practice materials from N5 to N1 levels.
Landing page for Nihongo Master's mobile apps, featuring a hiragana and katakana coach with stroke practice and a 190,000-word offline dictionary for learners at all levels.
Category archive page featuring beginner lessons on Japanese greetings, vocabulary, conversational phrases, and counting. Covers topics like body parts, travel phrases, and practical dialogues for new learners.
A Mac dictionary tool for typing 1,103 Japanese kaomoji emoticons through the Kōtei input system. Users set up Japanese input, install the dictionary file, and type hiragana to access kaomoji in transliteration menus.
Hiragana Times offers digital magazine packages with simplified Japanese articles and accompanying audio for learners to read and listen to simultaneously, available in six or twelve-issue bundles.
A blog by Misu Chan offering beginner-level guides to Japanese writing systems, vocabulary, grammar and sentence structure.
Guide to Aozora Bunko, a free digital library of Japanese literature in the public domain and by consenting authors.
Quizlet flashcard sets for learning hiragana with multiple study modes including match, learn, test, and spell exercises. Suitable for beginners starting Japanese writing.
A mobile application for learning hiragana and katakana through pronunciation guides, keyword mnemonics, stroke order instruction, and gamified practice. Designed for complete beginners to the Japanese writing system.
A blog archive of beginner-friendly articles about kanji, radicals, and the Japanese writing system. Covers learning methods, dictionary lookup techniques, and foundational writing concepts for new learners.
Interactive platform for practicing kanji, hiragana, and katakana writing with stroke order guidance, covering all JLPT levels N5 through N1 and including grammar, readings, and vocabulary exercises.
Japanese dictionary that allows searches by kanji, kana, or romaji with JLPT levels, example sentences, and kanji stroke order information for learners of all levels.
A chart of 276 essential kanji arranged across 45 lessons, each with animated stroke-order guides, readings, example words, and printable practice sheets for learners from beginner level.
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.
Explains the different types of kanji readings including on'yomi and kun'yomi, with examples of how a single kanji can have multiple readings and how rendaku and sokuonbin affect pronunciation.
Collection of JLPT N3 kanji study materials including essential kanji lists, downloadable PDFs, and kanji from past exams from 2020 to 2025. For intermediate learners preparing for the N3 exam.
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