Pages for learning Japanese about stroke order, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Study page for the kanji 表 at JLPT N3 level, covering meanings, readings, stroke order, common words, and example sentences.
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.
Kanshudo's detailed entry for the kanji 攵 (strike radical), showing stroke count, readings, component uses, and related words. Helps learners understand this radical's meaning and usage in compound kanji.
Detailed reference page for the kanji 貝 (shellfish) showing stroke order, readings, radical information, component breakdown, and word usage examples. Suitable for learners studying kanji and vocabulary.
A detailed guide to writing the kanji 幸 (happiness) with its historical origins, modern meanings, and instructions for correct stroke formation across different calligraphic styles.
Blog archive of posts about kanji radicals and kanji learning methods for beginners, covering radical recognition, stroke order, common characters, and study strategies.
Interactive guide to the kanji 田 (rice field) with stroke order animation, on and kun readings, common compounds, usage examples, and printable practice worksheets for learners.
Interactive stroke order guide for the kanji 年 (year) with animated diagrams, step-by-step instructions, readings, and printable practice sheets for beginners.
A page dedicated to the kanji 八 (eight) showing stroke order animation, onyomi and kunyomi readings, example sentences from the Tatoeba corpus, and related characters. Designed for JLPT N5 learners.
Interactive exercises and study resources for the Genki Japanese textbook series, available online and offline.
Kanji study page for 四 (four) showing stroke order animation, onyomi and kunyomi readings, example sentences, and printable practice sheets. Covers JLPT N5 level.
Seven volumes of Japanese history and culture readers for intermediate learners, with full furigana, native audio at multiple speeds, vocabulary notes, kanji study, exercises, and access to an interactive learning app.
Guide to the kanji 真 (truth, genuine) covering its meaning, usage in Japanese compounds, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, and forms across classical calligraphy styles.
Free interactive trainer for learning hiragana and katakana with animated stroke order, memory mnemonics, native audio, and spaced-recall quizzes. Requires no login and teaches all 208 kana characters progressively.
Open-source project providing vector graphics and stroke order data for kanji characters in multiple formats for learners and developers.
Interactive guide to hiragana characters with sound samples, stroke order, example words, and tips for reading, writing, hearing, and speaking hiragana for beginning Japanese learners.
Online tool for recognizing and translating kanji characters by drawing them by hand. Provides pronunciation, meaning, stroke order, and example words for learners at all levels.
A fast offline Japanese-English dictionary app with 190,000+ words and 6,000+ kanji entries, stroke-order animations, conjugation tables, and spaced-repetition review for learners at all levels.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 打 showing stroke order, readings, definitions, and common words using the character. Includes practice sheets and information for JLPT N3 learners.
Interactive guide to the hiragana character う (u) covering pronunciation, stroke order, origin from kanji, and common words. Includes tracing practice and printable worksheets for learners.
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