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KanjiVG
Stroke-order vector data by Ulrich Apel, copyright Β© 2009β2026, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.
01 / Reference
Kana chart
Choose a character to see its reading, hear its sound, and study the stroke order.
02 / Practice
Build recall
Select the kana rows you want to practise, then work through focused stages.
03 / Vocabulary
Learn in context
Study useful Japanese words through reading, meaning, recall, and listening.
04 / Progress
Learning record
See what you have practised, where you are improving, and what to revisit next.
πOverview β Kana
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πOverview β Vocabulary
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πAccuracy by Row
γ² Hiragana
γ« Katakana
β οΈCharacters you confuse
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05 / Acknowledgements
Credits
Kana Practice is made possible by open language data, public services, and typefaces created by these projects and contributors.
Thank you to everyone who makes Japanese learning resources freely available.
Language & learning data
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Jotoba
Dictionary readings and example sentences, with upstream data from projects credited by Jotoba, including EDRDG/JMdict and Tatoeba.
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JLPT Vocab API
Open API by wkei providing optional online vocabulary from JLPT N5 through N1.
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MyMemory by Translated
Automatic English-to-Thai translations for optional vocabulary that has no curated Thai meaning.
Interface & platform
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Noto Fonts
Noto Sans, Noto Sans JP, and Noto Sans Thai served through Google Fonts and licensed under the SIL Open Font License.
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Web Speech API
Japanese pronunciation uses the speech-synthesis voices available in your browser and operating system.
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Kana Practice
The kana tables, curated local vocabulary, Thai meanings, learning flow, interface, and app code are maintained as part of this project.
External services are credited for the material they provide; their names and marks remain the property of their respective owners.