Give each shape a story
Original illustrations connect kanji with vivid scenes, creating another way to remember the shape.



絵と音で学ぶ漢字
See the picture. Hear the word. Make it your own. A brighter way to explore Japanese kanji.
Connect each character’s shape, sound and meaning. Give every new kanji a way to stay with you.
Original illustrations connect kanji with vivid scenes, creating another way to remember the shape.



Listen to Japanese audio with word highlighting. Tap a word to hear it again, then follow the whole sentence.
Watch the stroke order, then trace and write. Turn a character you recognize into one you can write.
Choose a daily learning amount and save kanji to revisit. Each learner keeps their own progress.
Pick a character. Explore its picture, listen and follow the strokes. These are real illustrations and audio from the app.

I can see a mountain.
Tap a word to hear it on its own, or play the full sentence.This website offers selected lesson previews. Full practice and learning records are in the app. Illustrations are memory aids, not historical explanations of kanji origins.
Explore Japanese elementary kanji from grades one to six. New to Japanese? Start with a few familiar shapes.
80 kanji
160 kanji
200 kanji
202 kanji
193 kanji
191 kanji
Counts refer to reference entries and stroke order. Complete illustrated lessons are being produced in batches; the app shows which lessons are available.
Practice character shapes, readings and writing alongside Japanese school grades.
Use a familiar interface language so children and parents can take part together.
Start with simple shapes, then meet kanji in useful words and sentences.
The app supports 日本語, 简体中文, English, Tiếng Việt and 한국어. Choose your interface language separately from the Japanese learning content.
Set your daily amount. Use saved characters, due reviews and mistake correction to revisit what still feels unfamiliar.
The app is designed primarily for Japanese elementary school learners, international students in Japan and people learning Japanese. Age and Japanese proficiency are set separately to suit both life experience and language level.
2,136 refers to common kanji reference entries and stroke order, including 1,026 elementary school kanji. Complete picture, sentence and audio lessons are being produced in batches. The app shows the actual available lessons.
Kanji reference entries, stroke order, pictures and audio bundled with the app work offline. Unrecorded words may require a Japanese voice pack on your device. This website needs a connection when loading lesson assets.
The current development app needs no account. Each learner’s progress is saved on the device and can be backed up as JSON. Recordings are not included in that backup. There is currently no cross-device cloud sync.
The iOS and Android apps are in development and preparing for store release. Official store links, pricing and the free content allowance are not yet set. Selected lessons are available on this website; download links will be added when available.
This website previews four kanji with illustrations, Japanese audio, word highlighting and stroke order. The app also includes grade bookshelves, tracing and writing, other practice modes, learning plans, multiple learners and local progress records.
Explore Japanese, one character at a time.
Official downloads will be added after store release. Explore selected lessons online today.
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