Pages for learning Japanese about stroke order, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Detailed study page for the kanji 内 (nai, uchi), covering meanings, readings, stroke order, common words, and example sentences for JLPT N3 preparation.
Guide to learning kanji that covers study methods, radicals, stroke order, and how many characters learners need to know at different JLPT levels.
Guide to the 214 kanji radicals with explanations of common radicals, examples of how they combine to form kanji, and study strategies for learners beginning to tackle kanji.
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Educational game for practicing correct stroke order of 200 fourth-grade kanji characters. Learners trace kanji on screen and compete against a robot opponent to reinforce proper writing mechanics.
Teaches how to write the kanji 七 (seven) with stroke order animation and example sentences. Designed for JLPT N5 learners.
Interactive katakana learning tool with soundboard for pronunciation, stroke order animations for writing, and information on katakana usage and common loan words.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 室 with meanings, readings, stroke order, and usage examples from Nihongo Master.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 指 with stroke order, readings, definitions, and example words. Offers animated stroke practice and spaced repetition drills for learners at all levels.
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.
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.
Teaches the five Japanese hiragana vowels with pronunciation guides, stroke order, example words, and interactive writing practice for beginners starting to read Japanese.
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.
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.
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.
Lists kanji containing the 卜 (divination) radical with stroke order, meanings, and readings. Part of a larger radical reference tool for kanji learners.
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.
Complete katakana chart showing all 71 characters with romaji readings, animated stroke order diagrams, and memory aids.
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