Free Japanese Anki Decks

The most essential kanji — numbers, family, nature, time, and basic actions.

Builds on N5 — daily life, directions, emotions, and common verbs.

The bridge level — newspapers, formal writing, and broader vocabulary.

Upper-advanced kanji for professional and literary Japanese. N1 and N2 combined.

First kanji Japanese children learn — numbers, days, basic nature, family.

Body parts, weather, directions, and common verbs.

Expanding vocabulary — society, travel, and abstract concepts.

Geography, industry, government — building toward literacy.

Politics, economics, and more nuanced expressions.

Completing elementary school — religion, law, and formal language.

Core everyday vocabulary — greetings, numbers, family, time, and basic verbs.

Everyday conversation — directions, emotions, shopping, and common expressions.

The bridge level — newspapers, formal writing, and a broad general vocabulary.

Near-fluency vocabulary — literature, business, and nuanced expressions.

Professional and literary Japanese — advanced grammar patterns and rare vocabulary.