Pages for learning Japanese about stroke order, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Study page for the kanji 一 (one) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences for JLPT N5 learners.
Shows stroke order for the kanji 人 (person) with step-by-step diagrams, animation, readings, and printable practice grids for JLPT N5 learners.
Learn the five hiragana K-row characters (かきくけこ) with pronunciation, stroke order, vocabulary examples, and interactive writing practice on an online canvas.
Reference page showing the 入 (enter) radical and three kanji characters containing it, with stroke count, meanings, and Japanese readings.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 味 with stroke order, readings, and example words. Provides flashcards and writing practice for JLPT N4 level learners.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 休 showing stroke order, readings, meanings, and common words using the character. Supports JLPT N5 study with pronunciation and practice tools.
Tool for recognizing kanji characters drawn by hand with a mouse, offering multiple matching options and stroke order guidance for learners.
A detailed guide to the kanji 土 (earth) covering its meaning, history, stroke order, and appearance across classical calligraphy styles. Suitable for beginners learning basic kanji and calligraphy students.
A web and mobile app that teaches Chinese and Japanese character writing through interactive handwriting recognition, stroke-level feedback, and spaced repetition flashcards.
Blog archive with guides on learning kanji, kana, basic phrases, listening, and interview Japanese for beginners preparing for JLPT.
Teaches the kanji 不 (un) through mnemonics, stroke order, onyomi reading, and compound words with example sentences.
Guide to the kanji 月 (moon/month) covering its meaning, etymology, stroke order, and how it appears across five classical calligraphy styles.
A mobile application for learning hiragana and katakana through pronunciation guides, keyword mnemonics, stroke order instruction, and gamified practice. Designed for complete beginners to the Japanese writing system.
Kanji dictionary with stroke order diagrams, radicals, and sample sentences organized by JLPT level and grade. Serves learners at all levels looking up individual characters.
An online tool that recognizes Japanese kanji characters drawn by mouse or touchscreen and provides their meanings and readings. Suitable for learners at all levels who need to identify unfamiliar characters.
Blog posts about kanji study methods, radicals, mnemonics and learning strategies for beginners. Covers practical approaches to learning kanji characters and their components.
A kanji study page for 十 (ten) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, stroke count, mnemonics, and compound word examples with difficulty ratings.
A directory of open-source projects for studying and visualizing kanji and Chinese characters, including stroke order animation and handwriting recognition tools.
Japanese-English dictionary with kanji lookup, stroke order diagrams, conjugations for verbs and adjectives, and sample sentences with audio for learners of all levels.
Interactive platform for practicing kanji, hiragana, and katakana writing with stroke order guidance, covering all JLPT levels N5 through N1 and including grammar, readings, and vocabulary exercises.
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