Pages for learning Japanese about kanji radicals, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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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.
Teaches the kanji 市 (small city) with mnemonic devices, readings, and compound word examples. Designed for learners starting kanji study.
Interactive tool for exploring kanji characters through decomposition, radicals, readings, and example usage in a visual graph format.
Kanji Damage teaches the kanji 月 (moon) using mnemonics and humor, explaining its on and kun readings, related words, and usage in compound words like 三月 (March) and 先月 (last month).
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.
Blog archive with guides on kanji learning for beginners, including radical meanings, dictionary lookup methods, and recommended study approaches for learners starting Japanese.
Help documentation for a kanji lookup tool that supports multiple search methods including drawing, radicals, SKIP codes, and four-corner system.
A blog with guides on learning kanji for beginners, covering radicals, stroke order, common mistakes, and study methods. Posts discuss realistic learning timelines, kanji programs, and JLPT preparation.
Database of kanji required for JLPT N1 with meanings, readings, and classifications. Designed for advanced learners preparing for the highest level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
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.
Dictionary page showing kanji containing the spoon radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings for each character.
Guide to looking up unknown kanji using Jisho's radical search and Google Translate's handwriting tool. Helps learners identify and understand unfamiliar kanji characters.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 鳥 (bird) with meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example compounds for learners studying kanji.
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.
Reference page showing the 入 (enter) radical and three kanji characters containing it, with stroke count, meanings, and Japanese readings.
Guide to learning kanji that covers study methods, radicals, stroke order, and how many characters learners need to know at different JLPT levels.
Online tool for learning Japanese fundamentals including radicals, hiragana, and katakana, with flashcards, vocabulary, grammar, and JLPT practice materials from N5 to N1 levels.
Interactive kanji dictionary covering all 13,108 characters with filtering by JLPT level, school grade, stroke count and radical.
Teaches the meaning, readings, stroke order, and radical of the kanji 舌 (tongue) with related vocabulary examples and compounds for learners.
Help documentation for WaniKani, a kanji and radical learning app using spaced repetition and mnemonic techniques. Covers onboarding, lessons, reviews, account management, and technical features for users of all levels.
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