Pages for learning Japanese about joyo kanji, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Detailed reference page for the kanji 女 (woman) with stroke order, on and kun readings, usage frequency, and example words at various levels of usefulness.
A reference page listing all 193 Jōyō kanji at Grade 5 level with their readings, meanings, and JLPT levels. Supports learners transitioning to formal written Japanese and preparing for intermediate JLPT exams.
Explains the jouyou kanji system of 2000 standard characters taught in Japanese schools, covering how many kanji to learn per month, readings and meanings, and how learning vocabulary aids kanji acquisition for students.
Detailed kanji reference page for 丨 (stick) showing stroke order, readings, usage frequency, and related information. Part of Kanshudo's kanji lookup tool for learners.
A searchable kanji dictionary with stroke order, radicals, and reading information organized by JLPT level and Jōyō grade. Supports searches by kanji, English, rōmaji, and kana with filtering tags.
Detailed reference page for the kanji 亅 showing stroke order, readings, radical information, and component relationships.
Collection of 863 jinmeiyō kanji used in Japanese personal names, with meanings and readings. Serves learners and those reading documents with name kanji beyond the standard jōyō set.
Searchable list of 367 kanji characters required for JLPT N2, with meanings, readings, and frequency sorting. Helps learners prepare for the business and formal writing level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
Tangorin provides curated vocabulary lists organized by JLPT level and jōyō and jinmeiyō kanji grades, allowing learners to create custom lists and export them for study with other tools.
Interactive learning cards presenting Japanese kanji radicals with their meanings and pronunciations, organized by the official Jōyō kanji list and sourced from multiple Japanese dictionaries.
Interactive animations showing correct stroke order for all Jōyō kanji, hiragana, and katakana characters used in everyday Japanese. Suitable for beginners learning to write Japanese characters properly.
A list of the 79 kanji required for JLPT N5 with their meanings, readings, and example vocabulary. Designed for beginners starting Japanese study.
Nihongoresources.com offers kanji learning resources integrated with lesson plans, including approaches for studying jouyou kanji characters.
Reference list of all 2,136 joyo kanji organized by stroke count with readings and meanings, suitable for learners preparing for JLPT or kanji proficiency tests.
Detailed reference page for the kanji 二 (two), showing stroke order, readings, usage frequency, and related vocabulary. Provides study tools and mastery tracking for learners of all levels.
Guide to looking up and reading unfamiliar kanji using online tools like Jisho.org, handwriting recognition, and physical dictionaries.
Reference page showing Japanese radicals and components used in kanji, with three collections organized by stroke count and organized by usage in Jōyō kanji, standard 214 radicals, or all known components.
Reference guide to Japanese kanji radicals and components organized by stroke count and collection type, with search tools and details about how kanji are constructed from smaller elements.
Detailed kanji study page for 日 (sun, day) showing stroke order, on and kun readings, example words, frequency data, and usage across Japanese vocabulary.
A detailed lookup page for the kanji 儿 (legs radical) showing stroke count, readings, usage in other kanji, and etymological notes. Serves learners studying kanji and radical components.
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