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Search or choose
Search by kanji, English meaning, or reading. You can also browse JLPT study lists and component pages.
Usage guide
Learn kanji by following the connections.
Momiji turns a large kanji list into a set of small, memorable paths. Start with one character, notice what it shares with the next, and keep the relationships that help you remember.
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Read the map
Radical links show shared shapes, phonetic links show related on'yomi, and semantic links show meaning or topic groups.
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Open the detail
Inspect readings, stroke count, vocabulary, components, and every visible relationship for the selected kanji.
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Make it yours
Mark kanji as known, use Path to connect a familiar kanji to a new one, and return to recent history whenever you like.
A good first session
Start a 5-minute N5 session →Five N5 kanji, one at a time — or follow the steps below at your own pace.
- Open the JLPT N5 kanji guide.
- Choose 水 and inspect its water-related component family.
- Open a vocabulary example, replay the strokes, and mark it known when it feels familiar.
- Choose a related character and use Path to see how your known kanji can lead there.