A personal hub for my Japanese kanji journey — interactive reviewers, reference guides, and lesson notes collected along the way.
Each page focuses on a different angle — browse by kanji, drill compounds, or navigate Japan with field guides for trains and streets.
Every kanji from my lessons, searchable and filterable by category. Flip flashcards to study, take the multiple-choice quiz to test yourself, and dig into look-alike families.
The ~80 foundational kanji every Japanese learner starts with. Search and filter by category, then tap any kanji for full readings, radicals, etymology, vocabulary, and grammar examples.
The thirty verbs that show up in almost every N5 sentence — kanji, romaji, and hiragana for each, with three sample sentences and a 🔊 play button to hear them spoken.
The 70 essential 部首 (bushu) — the building blocks every kanji is made of. Learn them by position, explore variants, and use the kanji finder to discover which characters share a component.
A deep dive into 山 (yama / san) — the pictograph of three peaks and the family of geography, place-name, and landscape kanji built from it.
Every station on Tokyo's Yamanote Line broken down kanji by kanji — meanings, landmarks, and the history behind each station name. Browse, flip flashcards, or quiz yourself.
The kanji you'll actually see walking around Japan — road signs, exits, parking, station signage, and emergency vocabulary, with furigana on every kanji and audio playback.
Practice dialogues built from the vocabulary we've covered — meeting friends, asking directions, ordering food, navigating stations.
This is my personal kanji study hub — a collection built up over conversations while I learn Japanese with conversational practice as the goal. Everything here started as notes and got turned into something worth revisiting.
The interactive reviewer runs entirely in your browser — no account, no tracking, works offline once loaded. PDFs are printable and annotatable.