u/japanese_learner_123

[I made this] Sharing a free kanji lookup tool that lets you find any kanji by its radical component — no signup, no paywall.

https://www.gyanmirai.com/tools/kanji-radical-lookup

What's in it:

80 radicals organized by stroke count (1 stroke → 11 strokes)

3 strokes (23 radicals) — 氵 water, 扌 hand, 辶 walk, 艹 grass, 口 mouth, 宀 roof, 忄 heart…

4 strokes (15 radicals) — 木 tree, 月 moon, 日 sun, 心 heart, 火 fire, 王 king…

6 strokes (9 radicals) — 糸 thread, 竹 bamboo, 衣 clothes, 米 rice, 羽 feather…

Heavy ones — 言 speech, 貝 shellfish/money, 金 metal, 雨 rain, 馬 horse, 魚 fish, 鳥 bird

Each radical click gives you:

Every kanji that contains that radical

Meaning + on'yomi + kun'yomi for each kanji

JLPT level tag (N5 → N1) so you can focus on what's in scope

Click-through to the per-kanji study page (readings, examples, stroke order)

Suggested workflow: see a kanji in the wild you can't read → spot the most distinctive radical → click it in the grid → scan the JLPT-tagged matches for the one you saw. Way faster than handwriting recognition apps when you're at a desk.

Open to feedback — what's missing, which radicals you wish were there, what would actually help your study.

(No login, no paywall, no email collection.)

Sharing a free vocab tool I built. Every theme page has a Copy-All button that dumps the whole list as tab-separated text (kanji, hiragana, romaji, English), which pastes straight into Anki's import dialog.

https://www.gyanmirai.com/tools/japanese-vocabulary-by-theme

It covers 71 themes, around 1,600 words. Themes are real-life-shaped (Bank, Kitchen, Weather, Pharmacy, Police Station, Salon, Post Office, Body Parts, Family, Clothes, Occupation, Cafe, etc.), and each table is sortable on every column. There's also a JLPT sort toggle if you're building per-level decks.

Workflow it's built for:

1. Pick a theme tied to something you'll actually use this week
2. Sort N5 to N1
3. Click Copy-All
4. Paste into Anki's import dialog and let it auto-split on tabs

Free, no signup, no paywall. Lists are yours to keep, edit, share.

Feedback I'd appreciate:

- Themes that feel thin or missing

- Whether Copy-All output works cleanly in your Anki setup, or if you'd prefer pipe/CSV

- Any bugs in the table sort

Not an Anki add-on, just a webpage that produces clean Anki-importable text.

Sharing a free vocab tool I built. Every theme page has a Copy-All button that dumps the whole list as tab-separated text (kanji, hiragana, romaji, English), which pastes straight into Anki's import dialog.

https://www.gyanmirai.com/tools/japanese-vocabulary-by-theme

It covers 71 themes, around 1,600 words. Themes are real-life-shaped (Bank, Kitchen, Weather, Pharmacy, Police Station, Salon, Post Office, Body Parts, Family, Clothes, Occupation, Cafe, etc.), and each table is sortable on every column. There's also a JLPT sort toggle if you're building per-level decks.

Workflow it's built for:

1. Pick a theme tied to something you'll actually use this week

2. Sort N5 to N1

3. Click Copy-All

4. Paste into Anki's import dialog and let it auto-split on tabs

Free, no signup, no paywall. Lists are yours to keep, edit, share.

Feedback I'd appreciate:

- Themes that feel thin or missing

- Whether Copy-All output works cleanly in your Anki setup, or if you'd prefer pipe/CSV

- Any bugs in the table sort

Not an Anki add-on, just a webpage that produces clean Anki-importable text.

[I made this] Sharing a free Japanese vocabulary tool that organizes ~1,600 words across 71 everyday themes — no signup, no paywall.

https://www.gyanmirai.com/tools/japanese-vocabulary-by-theme

What's in it:

• Bank (25 words) — account, deposit, withdraw, ATM, interest, currency exchange
• Kitchen Tools (17), Tableware (17), Seasoning (15), Taste (15)
• Weather (32) — sun, rain, snow + related verbs and adjectives
• Occupation (50) — doctor, engineer, journalist, banker, chef…
• Body Parts (35), Family (30), Clothes (32), Countries (123), Numbers (36)
• Situational: Pharmacy, Court, Police Station, Salon, Post Office, Gas Station, Kindergarten, Library, Supermarket, Cafe, Fast Food

Each theme page has:

• Sortable table — kanji + hiragana + romaji + English
• JLPT sort order (N5→N1 or N1→N5)
• Copy-All button for dropping the list straight into Anki

Suggested study workflow: pick a theme tied to something you're doing this week, sort N5→N1, copy the words you don't know yet into your SRS deck.

Open to feedback — what's missing, what's wrong, what would actually help your study.

(No login, no paywall, no email collection.)