YOUR NOTEBOOK / Hiragana
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ONE SOUND. ONE SHAPE. ONE STEP.

Let’s make it stick.

Meet the characters. Then make them your own.

Sound / romaji → ひらがな
Small batches. Stronger memories.Space to flip · Enter to continue
A notebook that learns with you

Missed a character? It’ll return before you move on. Take your time—there’s no timer here.

MAKE IT YOURS

Customize your practice

Choose your direction, characters, and stages. We’ll take them a small batch at a time.

01 Practice directionChoose what you want to recall
02 Character setsChoose any one, two, or all three
03 Practice stagesInclude any combination

Test always shuffles the questions and covers every selected character once. Write hiragana in the forward direction or type romaji in reverse; see your results at the end.

04 Character order

Starts a new session. Your learned characters stay saved.
YOUR CHARACTER SHELF

Handwritten hiragana

Select a character to see how it’s written. All characters use a pen-style handwriting font.
FROM SOUND TO PEN

A few writing notes

  1. Recall, then write.

    Try the sound first. Use “Show strokes” when you need a little help; that character will return for another try.

  2. Use your finger, mouse, or pen.

    Lift between strokes. The center guides help with balance. Undo removes your last stroke.

  3. Compare the whole shape.

    Handwriting checks are approximate. Look at the reference after checking. They don’t grade stroke order or calligraphy.

  4. Listen along.

    Pronunciation uses a Japanese voice from your browser or device. If one isn’t available, romaji stays visible. “di” and “du” label the d-row characters pronounced “ji” and “zu.”