Many people learning Japanese language use the book "Remembering the Kanji" by James W. Heisig to memorize the kanji. This book provides indeed an easy and effective method to learn and remember the 2000 usual kanji of the Japanese language within a very short time. In order to make the learning of kanji as effective as possible, it is necessary to practice regularly some revision of the knowledge that has been acquired. You will find here below a revision application and documents containing tables to print and then fill by hand with the kanji or their meaning in English of the book "Remembering the Kanji". All these tables are accompanied by their solution. Good work !

Revision application (find the meaning in English of kanji coming in random order): Revision_en.html Table of the 2042 words in English (draw the kanji): KanjiE_en.pdf (84 Ko) Table of the 2042 kanji (find the meaning in English): KanjiK_en.pdf (796 Ko) Solution of the tables here above: KanjiS_en.pdf (840 Ko) Tables of the words in random order (draw the kanji) with solution: Choose a level:

kanji 1 to 50 kanji 1001 to 1100 kanji 1 to 100 kanji 1 to 1200 kanji 1 to 100 kanji 1101 to 1200 kanji 1 to 200 kanji 1 to 1300 kanji 101 to 200 kanji 1201 to 1300 kanji 1 to 300 kanji 1 to 1400 kanji 201 to 300 kanji 1301 to 1400 kanji 1 to 400 kanji 1 to 1500 kanji 301 to 400 kanji 1401 to 1500 kanji 1 to 500 kanji 1 to 1600 kanji 401 to 500 kanji 1501 to 1600 kanji 1 to 600 kanji 1 to 1700 kanji 501 to 600 kanji 1601 to 1700 kanji 1 to 700 kanji 1 to 1800 kanji 601 to 700 kanji 1701 to 1800 kanji 1 to 800 kanji 1 to 1900 kanji 701 to 800 kanji 1801 to 1900 kanji 1 to 900 kanji 1 to 2000 kanji 801 to 900 kanji 1901 to 2000 kanji 1 to 1000 kanji 1 to 2042 (1) kanji 901 to 1000 kanji 2001 to 2042 kanji 1 to 1100 kanji 1 to 2042 (2)