Pages for learning Japanese about stroke order, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Study page for the kanji 会 (kai, au) meaning meet, covering onyomi and kunyomi readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences for JLPT N4 learners.
Detailed reference page for the kanji 一 (one), showing stroke order, on and kun readings, common words, frequency data, and JLPT level. Suitable for learners at all levels studying kanji fundamentals.
Interactive tool for learning and drilling hiragana and katakana with romanization, sound playback, stroke order diagrams, and explanation of dakuten and combinations.
Guide to the kanji character 犬 (inu, dog) covering stroke order, readings, compounds, pronunciation, and cultural context including the story of Hachiko. Suited for beginners learning kanji and vocabulary.
iOS app from The Japan Foundation that teaches beginner kanji through illustrated memory hints, animations, audio, stroke order, and example sentences, with games to check retention.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 姉 (elder sister) with stroke order, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, common words, and links to related JLPT study lists. For learners studying kanji at all levels.
Free kanji writing practice online — Grade 1–3 (JLPT N5–N4) with animated stroke order and handwriting canvas. On'yomi, kun'yomi readings and example words.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 思 (think) with stroke order, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, common words using the character, and related vocabulary. Suitable for learners at all levels studying kanji.
Drawing practice tool for hiragana, katakana, kanji components and individual kanji characters with stroke-by-stroke guidance.
Study guide for the kanji 見 (to see) with meanings, readings, stroke order, common words, and example sentences for JLPT N5 preparation.
Guide to learning hiragana, the 46 phonetic characters of Japanese, organized by sound groups with audio playback, visual mnemonics, and advice on which character pairs are most confusing for beginners.
Guide to using KANJIDAMAGE, a kanji dictionary that teaches characters through radical breakdown, mnemonics, and usefulness rankings for learners starting from the basics.
Guide to writing and understanding the kanji 桜 (sakura, cherry blossom), covering its etymology, cultural significance, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, and how it appears in different calligraphic styles.
A structured guide to learning hiragana and katakana through chunking and spaced recognition, with a seven-day study plan, interactive trainer, and progression to reading simple texts.
A structured 7-day guide to learning hiragana using mnemonics, stroke order practice, and real Japanese words with audio. Designed for beginners to reach recognition and basic fluency in one week.
An app for practicing the stroke order of 80 first-grade kanji characters through a practice mode and a battle mode against a robot opponent. Suitable for learners of all ages beginning kanji study.
FluentU's Japanese blog offers guides on grammar, vocabulary, kanji, pronunciation, and reading practice, plus reviews of online courses. It serves learners at all levels seeking tips and resources for studying Japanese.
Detailed study page for the JLPT N3 kanji 実 (jitsu, mi) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences for learners preparing for the JLPT.
Blog post explaining seven evidence-based methods to retain Japanese vocabulary, including spaced repetition, learning through kanji, and word families, with practical techniques for learners of all levels.
An interactive writing trainer for hiragana and katakana that uses spaced repetition to help learners write characters from memory with immediate feedback on shape, stroke order and direction.
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