Pages for learning Japanese about kanji radicals, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Blog archive of posts about kanji radicals and kanji learning methods for beginners, covering radical recognition, stroke order, common characters, and study strategies.
Kanshudo provides detailed information about individual kanji characters including stroke order, readings, usefulness ratings, and component analysis.
Teaches the kanji 子 (child) with on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, mnemonics, compound words, and related vocabulary. Suitable for learners of all levels studying kanji.
A single kanji entry teaching 婦 (housewife/lady) with stroke order, onyomi reading, memory mnemonics, and compound words. Part of the Kanji Damage system for learners.
A page teaching the kanji 丁 (nail) with stroke count, readings, mnemonics, and example compounds like 丁目 (city block) and 丁寧 (politeness). For learners studying kanji fundamentals.
A single kanji entry for 砂 (sand) with mnemonic devices, on-yomi and kun-yomi readings, example compounds, and lookalike kanji comparisons. Designed for learners building kanji knowledge.
A page about the kanji 示 (show/altar) with its radicals, readings, mnemonics, compound words, and related kanji. Designed for learners studying kanji using memory aids and logical patterns.
Learn the kanji 夜 (late night) with its on and kun readings, radicals, mnemonics, and compound words. The page uses visual associations and memory aids for beginners and intermediate learners.
Study page for the kanji 心 (heart) with stroke order, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, mnemonic device, related compound words, and synonym groups. Designed for learners of all levels.
A detailed kanji study page for 面 covering stroke count, on and kun readings, compound words, mnemonics using humor, and synonyms. Suitable for learners of all levels studying individual kanji.
Listings of kanji characters with English meanings, radicals, and etymological notes. Serves learners building kanji vocabulary from foundational to intermediate levels.
KanjiDamage teaches the kanji 口 (mouth) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, compound word examples, and memory aids using vulgar humor and logical associations.
Learn the kanji 叶 (dream come true) through mnemonics that break down its radical components and stroke order. Designed for beginner kanji learners studying individual characters.
Page teaching the kanji 微 (teeny) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, mnemonics, compound words, and similar-looking kanji. Designed for learners studying kanji with memory techniques.
Learn the kanji 了 (total) with onyomi readings, memory aids, compound words, and lookalike kanji to distinguish from similar characters.
A kanji study page for 妨 (prevent) with mnemonics, on-yomi and kun-yomi readings, example words, lookalikes, and related synonyms. For learners studying individual kanji characters.
Detailed study page for the kanji 氏 covering its meanings, readings, compounds, and mnemonics. Designed for learners building kanji recognition and vocabulary.
Individual kanji study page for 石 (rock) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, mnemonic devices using vulgar humor, compound words, and lookalike comparison. For learners studying kanji.
Teaches the kanji 又 (again) with its onyomi and kunyomi readings, stroke order, and mnemonic devices to aid memorization.
A kanji study page for 嬉 (stoked) with mnemonic devices combining radical breakdowns and humor to help learners remember the character's meaning and readings.
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