Pages for learning Japanese about kanji radicals, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to the kanji 禅 (zen) covering its meaning, history, Buddhist context, and how to write it in different calligraphic styles. Suited for learners studying kanji and calligraphy.
Interactive kanji dictionary covering all 13,108 characters with filtering by JLPT level, school grade, stroke count and radical.
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.
Kanji dictionary with stroke order diagrams, radicals, and sample sentences organized by JLPT level and grade. Serves learners at all levels looking up individual characters.
A kanji study page for 古 (old) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, mnemonics, compounds, and lookalike characters. Designed for learners beginning kanji study.
A reference guide presenting 373 kanji required for the JLPT N2 exam, with meanings, readings, and example usage contexts for learners preparing for advanced Japanese proficiency.
Study page for the kanji 中 (middle) with on and kun readings, memory aid, compound words, and usage examples. Covers beginner-level kanji with frequent vocabulary applications.
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.
Dictionary page listing 103 kanji at JLPT N5 level with meanings, stroke counts, and readings. Designed for beginner learners studying for the JLPT N5 exam.
A reference guide to the 79 kanji required for JLPT N5, the first level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, with meanings and readings organized by frequency of use.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 改 with its meanings, readings, stroke order diagram, and related vocabulary words with English translations for learners.
A reference page showing basic kanji organized by radical (components like mouth, tree, water) with English meanings. Serves learners beginning to recognize fundamental kanji used in Japanese writing.
A tool for finding kanji characters by selecting multiple radicals or components. Users can click on radical elements to narrow down kanji matches and access different search methods including handwriting and.
Reference page listing kanji characters containing the 厶 (private) radical, with stroke order, meanings, and readings for learners studying kanji structure.
Search for Japanese kanji by their visual parts or components. A useful method when you don't know the formal radical or reading.
Quick kanji review and practice tool offering kanji with readings, meanings, and audio pronunciation for JLPT preparation across all levels.
Help documentation for a kanji lookup tool that supports multiple search methods including drawing, radicals, SKIP codes, and four-corner system.
Dictionary page showing kanji containing the spoon radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings for each character.
A reference guide listing kanji radicals and their component parts with English names, helping learners understand how Japanese characters are constructed from basic elements.
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