日日一字

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About this app

Daily Writing Exercises — Learn Japanese by hand, and your writing will become more beautiful.

Learning Japanese doesn't have to be all about multiple-choice questions. Daily Writing Exercises lets you "write by hand"—using your finger or a stylus to write out the kana and kanji stroke by stroke. Your hand writes, your eyes see, and your mouth speaks; this is the most effective and therapeutic way to remember.

Why choose Daily Writing Exercises?

Just a few minutes each day. Open the app, first look at the correct stroke order, then trace it. The template will gradually fade, and finally, you'll be able to write it yourself—you'll remember it without even realizing it. After you finish, it will even tell you which strokes you can make more beautiful, truly making your writing "better and better."

Visible progress. Every character you write will be recorded. Compare your writing from the first day with your writing a month later; your progress is immediately apparent. Consistent writing will create a small tree slowly growing in the image.

A little something to look forward to each day. A daily quote, a practical and warm Japanese phrase to start your day; understanding it is your first lesson.

Don't be afraid to start from scratch. Starting with the 50 sounds (hiragana and katakana), this guide demonstrates the correct stroke order stroke by stroke, complete with pronunciation and Chinese meaning. The interface is entirely in Chinese, making it easy for beginners to understand.

Suitable for: those who want to learn Japanese but can't sit still, those who enjoy the warmth of handwriting, those who want to improve their handwriting, and those who want a therapeutic daily habit.

One stroke a day, take it slow. You'll find that you'll get the hang of it as you practice.

— Stroke order data is provided by the open-source project KanjiVG (CC BY-SA 3.0).
One character a day, memorize Japanese by hand. You'll see your handwriting improve, and a daily fortune telling will help you calm your mind. Start with the 50 sounds (hiragana and katakana) and gradually develop your own writing habits.
Updated on
Sep 16, 2026

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