Pages for learning Japanese about stroke order, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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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.
Kanji study page for 四 (four) showing stroke order animation, onyomi and kunyomi readings, example sentences, and printable practice sheets. Covers JLPT N5 level.
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 detailed guide to the kanji character 金 (gold, money, metal) covering its origins, meanings, stroke order, calligraphic forms, and uses in Japanese culture.
Detailed reference page for the kanji 二 (two), showing stroke order, readings, usage frequency, and related vocabulary. Provides study tools and mastery tracking for learners of 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.
Detailed study of the kanji 美 (beauty) covering its pictographic origins, meanings across compounds, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, and appearance in five classical calligraphy styles.
Guide to the kanji 武 (warrior) covering its meaning, etymology, stroke order, and appearance across five classical calligraphy styles. Written for learners and calligraphy students.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 何 (what) with stroke order, readings, and common words. Includes practice writing sheets and study lists for JLPT N5 learners.
Interactive guide to the hiragana character そ (so) with pronunciation, stroke order animation, kanji origin, common words, and printable practice sheets for beginners learning to read and write Japanese.
Interactive guide to the hiragana character か (ka) with pronunciation guidance, animated stroke order, word examples, and printable practice sheets for beginners learning Japanese writing.
Printable Japanese handwriting practice sheets for hiragana, katakana, and kanji with stroke order guides. Users create custom PDF worksheets from any characters in the dictionary and download them to print.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 車 (car) with stroke order, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, common words using the character, and related JLPT study lists for learners.
Detailed study of the kanji 空 (sky, emptiness) covering its etymology, meanings in everyday and Buddhist contexts, stroke-by-stroke writing instruction, and appearances across the five classical calligraphy styles.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 前 with stroke order, readings, definitions, and example words. Includes information about JLPT N5 level and links to related study lists for learners.
Details page for an uncommon kanji character showing stroke count, meanings, component information, and usefulness rating for Japanese learners.
Details page for the kanji radical 忄 (heart), including stroke count, component usage, and variant forms. Offers study tools and flashcards for learners of all levels.
Detailed guide to the kanji 天 (heaven) covering its etymology, meanings in compounds, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, and appearance across five calligraphic styles.
A detailed lookup page for the kanji 儿 (legs radical) showing stroke count, readings, usage in other kanji, and etymological notes. Serves learners studying kanji and radical components.
Free interactive tool that animates the correct stroke order for 2,126 kanji and all hiragana and katakana characters, with stroke numbers and explanations of stroke order rules for learners.
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