Observed arrival · 2026-10-22
Kakijun Note: kanji practice, one stroke at a time
A free, registrationless Japanese kanji reference and practice page with stroke-order playback, tracing, readings, and printable worksheets.
- For
- Japanese learners practicing kanji writing
- Worth noticing
- It explicitly says tracing has no automatic scoring and that accepted stroke forms can differ from school materials.
Field notes
The lookup accepts direct character entry; the homepage says the full Jōyō set can also be searched in English, kana, or romaji. Stroke diagrams are derived from KanjiVG, while readings and meanings draw on KANJIDIC2 and JMdict, with source licenses named. The sample 学 entry notes when a qualifying word example is absent and distinguishes dictionary readings from standard-kanji learning coverage. Practice marks stay on the page, and print mode supplies a model plus blank boxes.
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