u/Ashiba_Ryotsu

Kyoiku kanji flashcards for study at the link below, you can import directly from the link to Anki:

https://ashiba-app.com/anki-Ashiba\_Kanji\_Foundations\_Kyoiku\_Grade\_2.apkg

I’ll keep uploading additional decks as I finish cleaning them up / adding images.

Rules guiding the deck:

- one keyword per kanji
- keywords should be distinct from each other
- keywords should be concrete enough to remember
- keywords should connect to common vocabulary
- vocabulary examples should reinforce the keyword
- study for reading comprehension, not handwriting production

Further reading:

https://ashiba-app.com/learn/foundation/how-to-study-kanji-for-reading-manga

All Decks:

https://ashiba-app.com/anki-Ashiba\_Kanji\_Foundations\_Kyoiku\_Combined.apkg

Other Decks:

https://ashiba-app.com/anki-Ashiba\_Kanji\_Foundations\_Kyoiku\_Grade\_1.apkg

Yes, images are AI generated

Kyoiku kanji flashcards for study at the link below, you can import directly from the link to Anki:

https://ashiba-app.com/anki-Ashiba\_Kanji\_Foundations\_Kyoiku\_Grade\_1.apkg

This first one only covers the first 80 kanji taught in grade 1 of Japanese primary school, so it is really only useful for true beginners at the moment.

I’ve done this for 2,150 kanji total (the jouyou kanji plus a few extras because my OCD wanted 2150)

I’ll keep uploading additional decks as I finish cleaning them up / adding images.

Rules guiding the deck:

- one keyword per kanji
- keywords should be distinct from each other
- keywords should be concrete enough to remember
- keywords should connect to common vocabulary
- vocabulary examples should reinforce the keyword
- study for reading comprehension, not handwriting production

Further reading:

https://ashiba-app.com/learn/foundation/how-to-study-kanji-for-reading-manga

Yes, images are AI generated