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Mainichi Kanji Note helps you practice writing Japanese kanji every day—five characters at a time—with stroke-order guidance on your phone or tablet.

For first-time users

How to use this kanji practice site

Practice 5 kanji a day on your smartphone or tablet. You can start right away without a notebook or pencil.

The practice screen uses simple Japanese with furigana. It is designed so Japanese learners can practice while becoming familiar with the language.

  1. Choose a course

    Choose “JLPT Kanji” or “Japanese School Kanji,” then select your level.

    🌏 JLPT N5 · N4 · N3 · N2 · N1🎒 Kanji taught in Grades 1–3

  2. See today’s 5 kanji

    You will receive 5 kanji to practice that day. Previously learned kanji may also appear for review.

  3. Check readings and stroke order

    Learn the on-reading, kun-reading, and an example word. You can replay the large stroke-order model as many times as you need.

  4. Write each kanji 5 times

    Boxes 1–3 check your stroke order. Follow the model and write with your finger or a stylus.

    Boxes 4–5 are free practice without stroke-order checking. Complete all 5 boxes to move to the next kanji.

    1書き順かきじゅん2書き順かきじゅん3書き順かきじゅん4自由じゆう5自由じゆう

  5. Keep practicing every day

    After you finish all 5 kanji, today’s practice is complete. A new set of 5 kanji will appear the next day.

About

Mainichi Kanji Note helps you practice writing Japanese kanji every day—five characters at a time—with stroke-order guidance on your phone or tablet.

Choose JLPT levels (N5–N1) or Japanese elementary school kanji (grades 1–3). Progress stays in your browser; no account is required.

Privacy

Learning drawings and progress are stored only in your browser’s local storage on this device. They are not uploaded to our servers.

If analytics or ads are enabled in production, third-party services (such as Google Analytics or AdSense) may collect standard usage data according to their policies.

Clearing site data in your browser deletes your local learning records.

Credits

Stroke-order animations use KanjiVG data, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.

Kanji lists for school grades and JLPT levels are curated for study on this site; JLPT groupings are not an official exam list.

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