Pages for learning Japanese about stroke order, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to learning Japanese vocabulary and kanji in context, translating English to Japanese, and developing writing and conversation skills through practice and correction.
A searchable Japanese dictionary allowing learners to look up words by kanji, hiragana, katakana, romaji or English meaning, with readings, JLPT levels and kanji stroke order information.
All 214 kanji radicals in one list — each with its variants, stroke count, meaning, and Japanese name — plus the 20 radicals worth learning first.
Interactive guide to the kanji 四 (four) with stroke order animation, on and kun readings, common compounds, and printable practice sheets for beginners learning to write.
Kanshudo displays detailed information about the kanji 亠 (lid), including stroke order, radical classification, usefulness rating, and compounds. The site serves learners studying kanji and preparing for the JLPT.
Detailed study page for the kanji 人 (person), showing stroke order, readings, word examples, and frequency data. Suitable for learners of all levels beginning with kanji fundamentals.
Kanji entry for 妹 (younger sister) with stroke order, readings, and example words. Includes practice writing and links to related study lists for JLPT preparation.
Complete list of approximately 1949 kanji required for JLPT N1, organized with onyomi and kunyomi readings, meanings, and links to detailed study pages.
Study page for the kanji 一 (one) with stroke order animation, meanings, readings, example sentences, and printable practice sheets for JLPT N5 learners.
Lists kanji containing the 卜 (divination) radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings. Part of a larger radical reference tool for kanji learners.
Teaches the five Japanese hiragana vowels with pronunciation guides, stroke order, example words, and interactive writing practice for beginners starting to read Japanese.
A guide to writing the kanji 水 (water) in calligraphy, covering its pictographic origins, cultural meanings in Japanese cosmology and ritual, and the techniques for executing its four strokes with proper balance and.
Guide to writing and understanding the kanji 力 (strength), covering its etymology, meanings in Japanese compounds, stroke technique for calligraphy, and appearance across classical script styles.
Complete katakana chart showing all 71 characters with romaji readings, animated stroke order diagrams, and memory aids.
Guide to writing and using Japanese kanji related to love, including 愛 (ai), 恋 (koi), and 好き (suki), with stroke-by-stroke instructions, common phrases, and cultural context for expressing affection in Japanese.
Documentation of variant forms and stroke orders for kanji characters in the KanjiVG database, including kaisho traditional forms, named character variants, and different stroke order patterns for learners studying.
Blog by Shunsho featuring practical guides on Japanese learning fundamentals including katakana, listening, grammar, and study methods for beginner learners.
Detailed stroke-by-step guide for writing 国 (country), a JLPT N5 kanji, with animations, readings, and printable practice grids.
Interactive guide to hiragana with pronunciation soundboard and stroke order animations. Covers basic hiragana characters, diacritics, and special particle pronunciations for beginners learning Japanese writing.
Learn the kanji 了 (total) with onyomi readings, memory aids, compound words, and lookalike kanji to distinguish from similar characters.
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