Pages for learning Japanese about kana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Details page for an uncommon kanji character meaning 'three', showing stroke count, components, and related words. For learners studying rare kanji and kanji components.
A curated guide to Japanese writing practice books, from blank genkōyōshi notebooks to kanji workbooks and calligraphy manuals, written by a calligrapher for learners developing handwriting skill.
Detailed reference page for the kanji 禾 (grain) showing stroke count, readings, component usage, and related words. Serves intermediate learners studying kanji and their radical components.
Teaches the kanji 是 with mnemonic, on-yomi reading, compound words, and related characters. Uses humor and logic to help learners remember kanji and their uses.
Why are some words written without kanji in Japanese?
JOSHU is a learning portal offering lessons and practice in kana, kanji, vocabulary, grammar, counters, reading, listening and speaking, developed by the University of Texas Japanese program.
A curated directory of iOS applications for learning Japanese, organized by skill level and covering kana, kanji, reading, writing, listening, and vocabulary.
Explains how spacing works in Japanese writing, covering the absence of spaces between words, how readers distinguish words using kanji and kana patterns, and rare cases where spaces appear for clarity or to represent.
Complete hiragana chart with all 71 characters, animated stroke order diagrams, romaji readings, and memory tricks for each character.
A free tool that converts names from Latin letters to katakana with pronunciation guides and printable practice sheets. Explains why foreign names use katakana and how the conversion works.
An Android app for studying kanji using mnemonic pictures and two types of games. Designed for complete beginners, it organizes kanji by topic and includes vocabulary examples with English meanings, readings, and stroke.
Collection of kanji study materials organized by JLPT level and Japanese school grades, with downloadable PDFs and practice exercises for learners from beginner to advanced.
Honest review comparing Duolingo's Japanese course to Nihongo Master, discussing what Duolingo does well for beginners and where it falls short for grammar, kanji, and JLPT preparation.
A curated monthly roundup of new Japanese learning apps, tools, and media resources including kanji books, flashcard apps, kana study tools, and video content for beginning learners.
An arcade-style flashcard game designed to help beginners learn to read and write hiragana and katakana with audio pronunciation guides.
Drawing practice tool for katakana characters within Kanshudo's broader learning platform that tracks mastery of kanji, vocabulary, and grammar across JLPT levels.
Overview of Japanese history from 710 to 1185, covering the Nara and Heian periods, the rise of the samurai class, and major political developments. Suitable for learners interested in Japanese history and culture.
Learning resource offering vocabulary, grammar, and kanji study materials across JLPT levels N5 to N1, including flashcard apps, conjugation tools, and quizzes for students and teachers.
Free online tool for practicing Japanese calligraphy with animated stroke order for 100 JLPT N5 and N4 kanji.
Two poems by the seventh-century poet Nukata no Ōkimi from the Man'yōshū anthology, presented in Man'yōgana and hiragana with English translations and historical context.
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