description Kanji Alive Overview
Kanji Alive is a web-based tool designed for learning Japanese kanji. It employs spaced repetition techniques combined with detailed analyses of radical components to facilitate efficient memorization. The application supports learners seeking to master Japanese writing and vocabulary through a systematic understanding of individual kanji characters. It’s particularly useful for those studying Japanese language or needing a reference resource for kanji recognition and recall.
help Kanji Alive FAQ
Does Kanji Alive include a built-in spaced-repetition system?
No. Kanji Alive is a searchable reference and study application, not an SRS review scheduler like Anki or WaniKani.
How many characters can I search in Kanji Alive?
Kanji Alive supports 1,235 kanji. Searches can use meanings, readings, stroke counts, radicals, school grades, or lessons from textbooks such as Genki.
Does Kanji Alive show handwritten stroke order?
Yes. Each character includes a controllable, handwritten animation and a stroke-by-stroke diagram rather than only a static computer font.
Can I use Kanji Alive data in my own flashcards or app?
Yes. Its language data and most media are available under a Creative Commons license, and the project provides source code and an API for developers.
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