Hitsujun

Hitsujun is a super helpful educational game for anyone trying to learn Japanese. If you've ever looked at kanji characters and thought, "Wow, this is tough!" you're not alone. Even if you have some experience, getting the hang of drawing these characters can be tricky.

Improve Your Kanji Skills

With Hitsujun, you can really sharpen your skills! The game helps you practice by letting you draw different kanji characters over templates it provides. Your main goal? To draw each kanji just right, following the template closely.

Focus on Precision

While it's important to be precise, don’t stress too much if you go a bit over the lines; that won't hurt your score. What really matters is that you follow the correct order and direction of strokes. If you mess this up, though, the game ends right there!

Learn as You Play

When you come across a new character in Hitsujun, you'll get some handy info like its readings, meanings, and how many strokes it has. But here's a tip: if you're starting with little knowledge about stroke order and direction rules, brace yourself—it can get frustrating! One tiny mistake means losing all your progress and starting from scratch.

Online Resources Can Help!

A little guidance would definitely help players out, but don't worry—there are tons of online resources to help boost your understanding. Just a few clicks can make learning easier!

A Wish for an Alternative Mode

If there was another game mode where you could keep going after a mistake and fix it along the way? That would be awesome! It could really enhance the learning experience.

Kanjis Sorted by Level

The kanji in Hitsujun are divided into five levels. The first four levels follow the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) classification while level five includes other kanjis not covered by the JLPT.

Your Solution for Learning Kanji

So in short, Hitsujun could be just what you need if you're struggling with Japanese kanji or want to improve how you draw them. Just remember to review those stroke order rules—getting them right is key!