The University of Virginia
Japanese Language Program
Online Kanji Exercises
This website was designed to help beginners of Japanese build their proficiency by practicing with various online exercises. These exercises are used in tandem with the Nakama Japanese textbook in University of Virginia Japanese courses. There are four basic areas of proficiency which students must master in order to progress as fluent speakers of Japanese. These areas are kanji stroke order, listening skills, basic vocabulary, and grammar comprehension.
Each of the four primary areas is represented on this website and can be accessed by clicking on the blue navigation bar at the top of each page. Once you have selected an area to practice in, you will be presented with a choice of sub-exercises you wish to practice. One you choose a type of exercise, you need only select the Lesson number you wish to begin at. Each page contains instructions for its specific exercise.
If your browser does not properly display Japanese characters, you may need to access the NJStar Homepage and download a trial copy of their software. It is also recommended that you install Apple's Quicktime software for the embedded media contained in this site.
If you have questions or comments about the content of this website, please email Instructor Tomoko Marshall, University of Virginia.
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