Other kana & kanji tools, in our recommended order. About Kanjipedia →
Android app for learning kanji, with stroke-order writing practice, flashcards, multiple-choice quizzes and spaced repetition, plus kanji and word search. The beginner kanji, radicals and kana are free with no ads; a one-time purchase unlocks the remaining kanji and custom study sets.
Free step-by-step guide to learning hiragana with picture mnemonics and practice suggestions.
Free mnemonic-based guide to katakana, the follow-up to the Tofugu hiragana guide.
Kanji and vocabulary course built on radicals, mnemonics and spaced repetition, organised into levels. The first levels are free; the rest needs a subscription.
Companion site for the Remembering the Kanji (Heisig) method, where learners share and borrow mnemonic stories for each kanji, with built-in reviews.
Free kanji site that teaches kanji with irreverent mnemonics, ordered so that components come before the kanji that use them.
Japanese-language site showing animated stroke order for kana and kanji.
Free web app for learning to read and write kanji, with stroke-order animations, readings, example words and audio.
Free, open-source app for practising kana and kanji writing and reading, with stroke-order practice, flashcards and spaced repetition. Study by JLPT level, school grade or WaniKani level.
The Kanji Map: an interactive graph showing how kanji break down into components, with readings, radicals and example words.
Kanji and written-Japanese study site with free lessons, flashcards, games and a dictionary, plus a visual map of which kanji you know.
