五十音图 - Learn Japanese N5

Kana Quest teaches hiragana and katakana. It opens on a gojuon chart: seion, dakuon, handakuon, and yoon, with hiragana and katakana side by side. Tap a character to hear it, watch each stroke, or write it yourself. A yoon splits into a large character and a small one. You write the large one first. Guides are dashed. What you write is a solid line. Too short, backwards, or a bad start: it tells you what to fix. Four games practice the characters you have seen: Whack: hear the sound, then hit the mole holding that kana. A wrong hit bounces off. Match: line up three of the same and they clear. Link: hiragana on top, katakana below. Connect the same sound. Find: see one script, tap the other in the grid. Every round keeps your speed and your misses. Characters you miss, or are about to forget, come back more often. Stroke data from KanjiVG (CC BY-SA 3.0).