WaniKani
A guided radical-to-kanji-to-vocabulary course with a managed review queue.
Kanji study is a sequence problem before it is a memory problem.
A guided radical-to-kanji-to-vocabulary course with a managed review queue.
A free mnemonic kanji guide with a readable order and blunt stories.
Community kanji stories and reviews for Remembering the Kanji users.
An Android kanji workbook with writing practice, quizzes, and JLPT lists.
Kanji, vocabulary, and grammar in one system, with flashcards attached.
A community Japanese site with quizzes, SRS, kanji, and grammar in one place.
Spaced-repetition handwriting practice for Japanese kanji and words.
A book method that teaches kanji meanings and writing before Japanese readings.
A mnemonic textbook for 2,300 kanji, including all jōyō characters.
Japan Times kanji textbook covering 512 characters with mnemonic illustrations.
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Isolated kanji study is optional. Immersion-focused lists often say so, and they are right for some learners. Others stall because they have no order at all.
WaniKani supplies radicals, mnemonics, unlocks, and reviews. You accept the order. That is the product. If the alternative is an Anki kanji deck, read Anki vs WaniKani before running two sequences.
Kanji Damage is a blunt mnemonic walkthrough. Kanji Koohii helps only if you already chose Remembering the Kanji. Kanji Look and Learn is a 512-character Japan Times book with pictures, not a 2,000-kanji path.
Kanji Study is a workbook with writing practice and quizzes. It is not a reading tutor.
Kanji recognition still needs words in sentences. Add NHK News Web Easy or Satori Reader once the first characters feel familiar.
Do not run two sequences at once. Do not add a kanji course because a list called it essential.
Use the kanji apps and methods shortlist to compare a managed sequence, handwriting practice, book methods, and a reading-first route.
App JLPT kanji lists are not an official syllabus. The organizers do not publish a kanji list. If the exam itself is the job, use JLPT study resources.
Pick one sequence or learn characters from reading. Do not run WaniKani and Remembering the Kanji together. Pair any method with words in sentences.