Japanese Kana – Kanji

Learn the 1,026 kanji that Japanese children learn in elementary school, grade by grade. Japanese Kana – Kanji is made for beginners: one kanji per flash card with its meaning and readings, sorted into the six school grades, with quick quizzes to check what you know. FREE TO START • Grade 1, 80 kanji, is free in Learn and Quiz, with every quiz type and both directions • One purchase, Unlock Everything, adds grades 2 to 6, another 946 kanji. Buy once, keep forever, restore on any of your devices LEARN • All 1,026 kyouiku kanji from the 2020 grade lists of Japan's Ministry of Education: Grade 1 (80), Grade 2 (160), Grade 3 (200), Grade 4 (202), Grade 5 (193) and Grade 6 (191) • Tap a card to turn it over to its English meaning, its on'yomi (in katakana) and its kun'yomi (in hiragana) • Tap the speaker to hear the readings • Tap the check if you knew it or the cross if you did not; missed kanji go to your Practice pile • Switch between All and Practice, shuffle the deck, and see how many you knew at the end of each pass • Your progress in every grade is saved QUIZ • Sprint: as many right answers as you can in 60 seconds • Survival: keep going until your first mistake • Two directions: read the English and pick the kanji, or read the kanji and pick the meaning • Quiz yourself on every grade at once or on just one • Best scores for every quiz and direction, and a review of your wrong answers after a Sprint EVERY DAY • Kanji of the Day widget for the Home Screen and Lock Screen: tap it to open that kanji's card • An optional daily reminder at the time you choose • Apple Watch: flash cards by grade, and Sprint and Survival quizzes on your wrist MADE FOR EVERYONE • A calm cherry blossom design, in light and dark mode • iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch PRIVATE AND OFFLINE • No ads, no accounts, no tracking and no subscriptions • Works fully offline, and your progress stays on your device Part of a series: Japanese Kana – Hiragana and Japanese Kana – Katakana teach the two kana scripts and Japanese Kana – Vocab teaches everyday words; the Switch button on the home screen opens them. Readings are spoken by the Japanese voice built into iOS. Kanji grades and readings are checked against KANJIDIC2 from the Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group (www.edrdg.org), used under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license (creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0), and against Wikipedia's List of jōyō kanji (CC BY-SA 4.0).