Vocabulary

Resources to help you build and expand your Japanese vocabulary.

Vocabulary & Kanji

Bret Mayer''s Kanji Resource - Kanji resources for structured practice and lists.
Genkoyoushi Paper Generator - Create manuscript paper for kanji practice.
Hinoki Project - Computational linguistics and vocabulary learning.
Japanese Graph - Practice kanji and vocabulary with visualizations.
Kanji by Stroke Order - Learn kanji stroke order through writing practice.
Kanji Practice - Interactive platform for kanji and vocabulary.
Koohii Kanji Review - Community-driven kanji and vocabulary learning.
Kotoba no Gakko - Vocabulary acquisition and insights.
Kotowaza - Learn proverbs and cultural insights.
Kurumi Kanji Search - Kanji search tool to build vocabulary.
Mainichi Kanji - Daily kanji practice to build vocabulary.
Niai - Similar Vocabulary - Explore similar words.
OniKanji - Master kanji naturally with context-based learning systeme
WaniKani - Learn kanji and vocabulary with mnemonics.
Wikibooks Linguistics Vocabulary - Vocabulary list for linguistics terms.
Yomikatawa - Learn vocabulary and kanji readings.
Onomato Project - Explore onomatopoeia with examples.
Kanjikana - Free lists and tools to learn Japanese kanji and vocabulary. Suitable for all levels.
Kanji Nerd - Kanji study resource with breakdowns and mnemonics.
Kanji wo Kakou - Kanji writing practice site with stroke order guides.
Kotoba no Kyuukyuubako - Explains correct usage, readings and differences of easily confused Japanese words.

Nippon Colors - Traditional Japanese color meanings
Nihon no Kotoba to Bunka - Site exploring Japanese language and culture together.
Benri.com Calendar - Japanese calendar with holidays, rokuyou and moon phases for each year.

Kana Dojo - KanaDojo is a fun, minimalist, aesthetic platform for learning and practicing Japanese online.
Kana Pro - Practice your hiragana and katakana.
Real Kana - Study your kana with the possibility to choose between multiple fonts.
Kana - Learn hiragana and katakana.

sci.lang.japan - Clear list of kanji radicals with Japanese names and explanations.
Kanji Alive - Overview of the 214 traditional Kangxi radicals with meanings.
Gaoshukai - Japanese-language guide explaining radicals and their usage.
Kanji Radicals - Wikipedia - Reference article explaining kanji radicals, history, and classification.