Japanese Kanji
拓taku
clear (the land) · open · break up (land)
Secondary school · JLPT N1 · 8 strokes
Clear (the land), open, break up (land).
拓 is part of the secondary school jōyō kanji — the full set of characters used in everyday Japanese. In the JLPT proficiency test it appears at N1 (advanced) level. With 8 strokes, this character appears in numerous compound words throughout written Japanese.
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