Japanese study guides

Free reference lists, built from the same data the SupaJapa app teaches from.

• JLPT N5 kanji list · The complete JLPT N5 kanji list: all 101 characters with on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, English meanings, stroke counts and an example word for each. Free to drill with spaced repetition.
• JLPT N4 kanji list · The complete JLPT N4 kanji list: all 170 characters with on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, English meanings, stroke counts and an example word for each. Free to drill with spaced repetition.
• JLPT N3 kanji list · The complete JLPT N3 kanji list: all 395 characters with on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, English meanings, stroke counts and an example word for each. Free to drill with spaced repetition.
• JLPT N2 kanji list · The complete JLPT N2 kanji list: all 258 characters with on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, English meanings, stroke counts and an example word for each. Free to drill with spaced repetition.
• JLPT N1 kanji list · The complete JLPT N1 kanji list: all 1087 characters with on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, English meanings, stroke counts and an example word for each. Free to drill with spaced repetition.
• Japanese verb conjugation chart · A complete Japanese verb conjugation chart: polite, te-form, past, negative, potential, passive, causative, volitional and conditionals - for ichidan (る), every godan (う) ending, and the irregulars する and 来る.
• Japanese counters list · A Japanese counters list: 人, 個, 本, 枚, 匹 and more, each with its 1–10 readings and the irregular sound changes (the bits learners trip on) marked. Free to drill.
• Hiragana chart · A complete hiragana chart: the full gojūon plus dakuten/handakuten and yōon combinations, each with its rōmaji reading. Free, with spaced practice and audio in the app.
• Katakana chart · A complete katakana chart: the full gojūon plus dakuten/handakuten and yōon combinations, each with its rōmaji reading. Free, with spaced practice and audio in the app.
• Japanese te-form rules · The Japanese te-form (て形) rules in one chart: ichidan る-verbs, every godan ending (って・んで・いて・いで・して), the 行く exception, する and 来る, plus adjective te-forms - and the constructions the te-form unlocks.
• JLPT N5 vocabulary list · The complete JLPT N5 vocabulary list: all 689 words with kana readings and English meanings - the standard beginner deck, free to drill with spaced repetition.
• Japanese adjective conjugation · Japanese adjective conjugation in one chart: い-adjectives (くない・かった・くて・く・くなる・ければ), な-adjectives (じゃない・だった・で・に・になる・なら), and the irregular いい→よく.