★ HOW TO START MEMORIZING KANJI ★
If you are taking a class, just search for the characters you need by their Japanese reading (on or kun) in the search box above. You can also search by English meaning. If you are having trouble finding your kanji, read this FAQ.
If you are learning on your own, try browsing by grade level, JLPT level, or stroke order in the category list below.
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What are “on” and “kun” readings?
Are you wondering what “on” and “kun” mean? Here is a quick and dirty explanation of the two types of readings... -
What are radicals? [Kanji 101]
If you are just starting to learn kanji, you may be wondering what these “radicals” are that everyone is talking... -
How to improve your memory [memorization tips]
This is a good video chock full of easy tips to improve your memory (and not the usual “just think... -
Memorize on an empty stomach [memorization tip]
If you can manage it, try to memorize your kanji right before a meal. The “hunger hormone,” ghrelin, has been linked... -
How to conquer your inner perfectionist [general learning tips]
A lot of learners let their perfectionism become their Waterloo. Don’t let your lofty goals get in the way of... -
Why kanji is not as hard as you think
If you are just starting out with kanji, you are probably thinking: “Aargh, I will never learn all these! They are... -
How to make up a good “hack”
It can be challenging to come up with a good hack at first, so here are some tips to help...
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General learning links
iKIC for the iPhone or iTouch [tech tools]
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About the Japanese language in general
What are “on” and “kun” readings?
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General learning links
Why kanji is not as hard as you think
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General learning links
How to make up a good “hack”
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General learning links
How to conquer your inner perfectionist [general learning tips]
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General learning links
Memorize on an empty stomach [memorization tip]
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General learning links
How to improve your memory [memorization tips]
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Radicals
What are radicals? [Kanji 101]
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What are okurigana? [FAQ]
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How to type in Japanese [FAQ]
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Speaking of balloons
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