Pages for learning Japanese about kanji radicals, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Kanshudo provides detailed information about individual kanji characters including stroke order, readings, usefulness ratings, and component analysis.
Detailed kanji reference for 乙 (second) showing stroke order, readings, meanings, word usage, and thematic essays covering its history and cultural contexts for intermediate learners.
Getting started guide for WaniKani, an app that teaches kanji and vocabulary through spaced repetition. Covers prerequisites, lesson structure, leveling up, and account options.
A detailed guide to the kanji 土 (earth) covering its meaning, history, stroke order, and appearance across classical calligraphy styles. Suitable for beginners learning basic kanji and calligraphy students.
Detailed entry for the kanji 等 (equal, plural) with readings, mnemonics, compounds, and related kanji. Serves learners studying individual kanji characters.
Guide to the 214 kanji radicals with explanations of common radicals, examples of how they combine to form kanji, and study strategies for learners beginning to tackle kanji.
Individual kanji page teaching the character 漫 (manga) through mnemonics, radical breakdown, and related compound words. Designed for learners studying kanji with memory aids and visual associations.
Blog archive with guides on learning kanji, kana, basic phrases, listening, and interview Japanese for beginners preparing for JLPT.
A reference page listing the 79 kanji required for JLPT N5 with meanings and example vocabulary. Suitable for beginners starting Japanese study.
Lists kanji containing the 卜 (divination) radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings. Part of a larger radical reference tool for kanji learners.
Guide to the kanji 月 (moon/month) covering its meaning, etymology, stroke order, and how it appears across five classical calligraphy styles.
A searchable list of 166 kanji characters required for JLPT N4, each with English meanings and 518 related vocabulary words. Designed for learners preparing for the N4 examination.
Japanese-English dictionary and learning tool supporting searches by kanji, kana, and romaji with example sentences and kanji information for each entry.
A searchable dictionary of hyōgai kanji outside standard Jōyō and Jinmeiyō lists, with meanings and readings for characters appearing in names, specialized terms, and classical texts.
A collection of articles teaching kanji radicals and their meanings to help learners recognize, write, and remember kanji characters more efficiently.
Reference page showing the 入 (enter) radical and three kanji characters containing it, with stroke count, meanings, and Japanese readings.
A reference guide to the 167 kanji required for JLPT N4, showing meanings and readings organized by grade level. Suitable for intermediate learners preparing for the N4 examination.
A guide to learning kanji ON readings through visual patterns and phonetic components, featuring a book, video lessons, and blog articles for learners beginning to understand kanji structure.
Blog posts about kanji study methods, radicals, mnemonics and learning strategies for beginners. Covers practical approaches to learning kanji characters and their components.
Online tool for learning Japanese fundamentals including radicals, hiragana, and katakana, with flashcards, vocabulary, grammar, and JLPT practice materials from N5 to N1 levels.
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