Pages for learning Japanese about stroke order, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Kanshudo's detailed page for the kanji component 氵 (water radical) shows stroke count, readings, related kanji, and mnemonics for learners studying kanji and their components.
Kanshudo's kanji detail page for 𠂉 displays readings, stroke information, and radical data. The site offers flashcards, mastery tracking, and interactive study tools for learners of all levels.
Details for the bamboo kanji radical with stroke count, radical number, and information about its use in other kanji. Part of Kanshudo's kanji lookup system for learners.
Kanshudo's kanji detail page for 乚, showing stroke order, readings, radical information, and related kanji for learners studying individual characters.
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.
A chart of 276 essential kanji arranged across 45 lessons, each with animated stroke-order guides, readings, example words, and printable practice sheets for learners from beginner level.
Kanji Damage teaches the character 未 (not yet) through a mnemonic device, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, and compound words including 未来 (future) and 未成年 (legal minor).
Detailed study page for the kanji 行 (go) with stroke count, readings, mnemonic device, compound words, and synonym lists. Designed for learners of all levels studying kanji.
Study page for the kanji 震 with its meanings, readings, stroke count, sample compounds and memory aids. Kanjidamage uses humor-based mnemonics to help learners remember individual kanji.
Study page for the kanji 感 (feeling) with mnemonic aids, on-yomi and kun-yomi readings, example compounds, similar-looking kanji, and related vocabulary.
A single kanji entry for 砂 (sand) with mnemonic devices, on-yomi and kun-yomi readings, example compounds, and lookalike kanji comparisons. Designed for learners building kanji knowledge.
A kanji study page for 十 (ten) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, stroke count, mnemonics, and compound word examples with difficulty ratings.
A study page for the kanji 姓 (family name) that provides onyomi and kunyomi readings, a mnemonic device, example compounds, and related kanji. Suitable for learners studying kanji fundamentals.
Reference page for the kanji 艶 with meanings, readings, stroke order, and related vocabulary words with example usage for learners.
Teaches the kanji 又 (again) with its onyomi and kunyomi readings, stroke order, and mnemonic devices to aid memorization.
Detailed study page for the kanji 振 (brandish, pretend) with stroke count, on-yomi and kun-yomi readings, memory mnemonics, compound words, lookalike kanji, and related synonyms for learners.
Study page for the kanji 秒 (one second) with stroke count, readings, mnemonics, and related compounds. Teaches learners to remember and use this character through visual and memory techniques.
A page teaching the kanji 彫 (carve) with stroke count, on and kun readings, a mnemonic aid, and related compound words. For learners of all levels studying kanji.
Teaches the kanji 慰 (console) with onyomi and kunyomi readings, stroke count, mnemonics, and compound words. Part of Kanji Damage, a site for learners studying kanji with memory aids.
Teaches the kanji 婚 (marriage) with breakdown by radical, onyomi reading, mnemonic device, and compound word examples. Part of a larger kanji study resource using memory aids and humor.
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