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Moji: Kanji & Kana

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Pick a view and a level; tap a card to flip it. Decks has ready-made lessons and themes. Make your own decks (flash cards) and sets (stroke order) in Deck Builder; this browser remembers them. Export saves every deck and set from all three tabs as one CSV, and Import (from any tab) adds the ones you don't already have. Print and Export work on whatever is on screen. Save link puts every deck and set in a link and QR code to open on another device, which is how to move them off a game console (its browser can't save files). Moji can be installed as an app from your browser's menu (on an iPhone or iPad: Share, then Add to Home Screen) and then works offline too.

Controls: click or tap a card to flip it, and swipe a flash card sideways for the next one. Keyboard: Tab moves between buttons, and the arrow keys move through card grids, deck lists, menus and the Print window; on flash cards Space flips, ← → change cards, Home and End go to the first and last, and F opens full screen. Game controller: the D-pad or left stick moves, A presses, B goes back, LB and RB change cards, LT and RT change pages, Y opens full screen, and the right stick scrolls.

Sources

Readings: for jōyō kanji, exactly the readings in the official 2010 jōyō table, taken from Wikipedia's List of jōyō kanji (CC BY-SA 4.0); on'yomi are written in hiragana here. This page uses the KANJIDIC2 dictionary file (version 2026-09-24). This file is the property of the Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group, and is used in conformance with the Group's licence. The compact meanings and the radical names were provided by Uros O. through his free database, Kanjium (CC BY-SA 4.0). Radical positions and the common radicals: Kanji alive (CC BY 4.0).

Stroke order: KanjiVG by Ulrich Apel (CC BY-SA 3.0). JLPT levels (unofficial; this page isn't affiliated with the JLPT): Jonathan Waller's JLPT lists (CC BY), via kanji-data by David Gouveia (MIT), with the jōyō kanji those lists leave out added and a few placements moved to match the old official JLPT levels and school grades. Kana and kanji lettering: Klee One by Fontworks (SIL Open Font License).

The kanji data on this page is adapted from these sources (stroke paths simplified; readings and meanings selected and reformatted) and is shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.

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