This deck is your ultimate resource for kanji mastery, packing in every bit of info you might need.

It's bursting with ALL 2136 Jouyou Kanji, the complete JLPT N5 to N1 kanji roster, a whopping 861 Jinmeiyou Kanji for names, the top 2500 most commonly used kanji, the 3007 kanji from Heisig's renowned book, plus a bunch more.

While this deck is comprehensive, I suggest homing in on the Jouyou Kanji. These are the champs you'll spot all over Japan, from official documents to the JLPT N1 exam. They're queued up first in this deck, sorted by the school grade level they're taught at. Consider the rest (like Jinmeiyou) as your kanji reference library.

A bit about Jouyou Kanji: They're the official set ordained by Japan's Ministry of Education. They're the go-to kanji for government papers and pretty much any formal writing—think newspapers and textbooks. Any kanji not on this list is usually written in hiragana or given furigana for clarity. Nail these 2136 kanji, and you're on your way to conquering Level 2 of the Kanken—a beast of a test for native speakers.

Deck Parts:
- English meanings, all the readings (onyomi, kunyomi, and nanori for those deep dives).
- Stroke counts, the sequence of strokes.
- Sample compound words to see kanji in action.
- Kanji status (JLPT Level, Jouyou Grade, how often it pops up). "Grade S" is for the high school level stuff in Japan.
- Handy links to the Koohii site and two offline Koohii Stories to make the kanji stick.
- Breakdown of each kanji's components.

All in One Kanji Deck