Explains Japanese date systems including era names (nengō), conversion between Western and Japanese dates, the lunisolar calendar, and the zodiac (eto).
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Explains Japanese date systems including era names (nengō), conversion between Western and Japanese dates, the lunisolar calendar, and the zodiac (eto).
Guide explaining the difference between the particles de and ni, covering their uses for locations, actions, and destinations with example sentences.
A reference dictionary organizing Japanese grammar structures and particles alphabetically with detailed explanations, example sentences, verb conjugation tables, and indices for learners seeking quick answers to.
Japanese grammar has few irregular verbs (see What Japanese verbs are irregular?
A handwritten kanji recognition tool that identifies characters drawn with the mouse, with options to match by stroke order, shape, or looser criteria. Useful for learners who need to look up kanji they cannot type.
Tool for recognizing kanji characters drawn by hand with a mouse, offering multiple matching options and stroke order guidance for learners.
An interactive tool that recognizes kanji drawn with a mouse, matching handwritten input against a database of kanji to help learners identify characters they encounter.
A soft keyboard tool that lets learners input hiragana and katakana characters by clicking, useful for practice and typing without a Japanese keyboard setup.
Tool for finding kanji by their code values including Unicode, JIS, Kuten, Shift JIS, and EUC codes, and for cross-referencing between different coding systems.
Help documentation for a kanji lookup tool that supports multiple search methods including drawing, radicals, SKIP codes, and four-corner system.
Interactive tool for viewing kanji stroke order diagrams with customizable display options including size and thickness. Learners at any level can type a kanji character to see how to write it correctly.
Tool for finding kanji using the SKIP (System of Kanji Indexing by Patterns) code system, with multiple input methods including handwriting recognition, radicals, and four-corner codes for learners at all levels.
Multiradical search tool that lets learners find kanji by clicking on their component parts. Supports multiple languages and uses standard radical databases.
A settings page for kanji lookup tools that offers multiple search methods including handwritten input, radical search, and four-corner code, with options to customize the display of stroke numbers and language.
A tool for finding kanji characters by selecting multiple radicals or components. Users can click on radical elements to narrow down kanji matches and access different search methods including handwriting and.
A tool for finding kanji characters by radical, with support for multiple input methods including handwritten entry and four-corner lookup. Serves learners at all levels looking up unfamiliar kanji.
A kanji lookup tool using the four-corner method and other search techniques to find characters by shape, stroke patterns, or radicals. Supports multiple languages and serves learners seeking specific kanji.
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