Pages for learning Japanese about kanji radicals, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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iPhone app with flashcards for studying the 2141 Jōyō kanji and JLPT levels N5 to N1, featuring quizzes on meanings, on-yomi and kun-yomi readings, radicals, and kanji decomposition.
Guide to understanding and locating kanji radicals for dictionary lookup and character recognition.
A kanji learning resource using mnemonics, radical organization, and practical explanations to help beginners understand kanji logic and avoid common textbook pitfalls.
Organized lessons teaching 150 JLPT N4 kanji characters with stroke order, meanings, and related vocabulary for learners preparing for the N4 proficiency test.
Tool to look up kanji stroke order with animated demonstrations, searchable by character, meaning, reading, or JLPT level. Covers stroke order rules and includes a database of commonly studied kanji.
A collection of articles on Japanese study methods and techniques, covering spaced repetition systems, vocabulary mnemonics, language exchange, reading picture books, and other strategies for learners of all levels.
A kanji study page for 主 (master/mainly) with stroke count, readings, mnemonics using humor and logical decomposition, compound words, and lookalike distinctions for learners.
Explores the kanji 誠 (sincerity, makoto) through its etymology, cultural meaning in Japan, connection to bushidō and the Shinsengumi, and detailed instruction in writing it across calligraphic styles.
Kanshudo's kanji detail page for 冖 (cover radical), showing stroke count, radical information, readings, related words, and component usage in 391 kanji. Suitable for learners studying kanji systematically.
Free printable kanji chart organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1, with meanings, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, stroke counts, and example words for each character. Supports learners at all levels preparing for the JLPT.
Guide explaining how kanji radicals work as building blocks to help learners memorize and understand kanji characters more easily. Covers radical types, positions, variants, and memory techniques for beginners.
A guide explaining how kanji radicals work, why they help learners recognize and remember characters, and how to use them for dictionary searches.
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.
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 木 (tree) covering its pictographic origins, stroke order, appearance across classical calligraphy styles, and uses in Japanese culture and names.
Android application for learning Japanese kanji radicals and elements through flashcards and multiple-choice drills. Designed for beginners learning to recognize and memorize kanji components.
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.
An Android app for studying kanji with flashcards, drawing practice, radical breakdown, search by reading or meaning, and progress tracking by JLPT level.
Documentation of radical classifications and visual representations in the KanjiVG database, which provides stroke order diagrams and radical information for kanji study and dictionary lookup.
Reference page showing Japanese radicals and components organized by stroke count, with three collections including standard 214 radicals, components used in Jōyō kanji, and all indexed components.
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