Pages for learning Japanese about kana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Kanshudo's kanji detail page for 𠂉 displays readings, stroke information, and radical data. The site offers flashcards, mastery tracking, and interactive study tools for learners of all levels.
Page explaining the Japanese word 一期一会 (ichigoichie), meaning once-in-a-lifetime encounter, with stroke sequences, related vocabulary, and JLPT level classification.
Interactive practice sheet for writing hiragana with real-time stroke checking. Learners write each character repeatedly in ruled squares while the tool validates stroke order and shape.
Guide explaining how to prioritize Japanese vocabulary study using Kanshudo's usefulness scoring system, which ranks words by frequency and importance based on real-world usage data and multiple linguistic factors.
Collection of 24 essential Japanese phrases with audio pronunciation and example sentences, designed for beginner learners to practice everyday conversational expressions.
Interactive writing practice tool for hiragana that uses blind recall and spaced repetition to help learners write kana from memory, with reading tests to confirm recognition.
An Anki deck with 46 flashcards for learning basic hiragana characters, including audio and images. Suitable for beginners starting to learn Japanese scripts.
Collection of teaching materials for hiragana including board games, worksheets, flashcards, booklets, videos and apps. Designed for classroom use and self-paced learning from beginner to advanced levels.
A card matching game for learning hiragana and katakana through listening and visual recognition, designed for young children and absolute beginners who are starting to learn Japanese syllabaries.
Dictionary files for Yomitan, a free browser extension that provides Japanese-to-English lookup for JMdict, JMnedict, and KANJIDIC. Offers multiple versions including with example sentences and without proper names.
Guide to learning kanji covering what they are, their history, radicals, stroke order, and pronunciation rules. Includes kanji lists and tips for beginners who have mastered hiragana and katakana.
A kanji detail page on Kanshudo showing information about an individual kanji character including stroke count, meaning, usefulness rating, and related study tools. Serves learners studying kanji and preparing for JLPT.
Yet another only-in-Japanese headache: All kanji are written as hiragana.
An iOS app from The Japan Foundation that teaches katakana through illustrations, audio, animation, and quizzes for beginning learners.
Review of Dōgen's extensive video course on Japanese phonetics and pitch accent for native English speakers, covering pronunciation improvement and phonetic awareness through over eighty lessons.
An Android app for learning the 46 hiragana characters using mnemonic pictures, animations, and four types of quizzes including sound recognition. Designed for complete beginners to Japanese.
A kanji reference resource that categorizes characters by their unusual properties and reading patterns, helping learners navigate the most problematic and confusing aspects of Japanese kanji.
Help documentation for Nihongoresources.com's Japanese-English dictionary, kanji dictionary, and names dictionary search tools with options for filtering by part of speech, stroke count, and readings.
Master all 46 hiragana characters with this free guide. Includes the full gojuon chart, dakuten, yoon, memory techniques, and teacher tips for Vietnamese, Indonesian & Mongolian learners.
NihonNest is a web app that helps beginners in Malaysia start Japanese and keep a daily habit, from kana to the JLPT N5. It works in any browser, and you can add it to your home screen. Kana practice is free. After a short kana check, a free N5 starter pack unlocks. The N5 Full Pass is a one-time pa
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