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Kanji Library
Explore kanji from N5 to N3 by level. Open a card to see its readings and an example word.
Each level contains its own new kanji, without duplicates. Including previous levels: N4 + N5 = 245 kanji; N3 + N4 + N5 = 612 kanji. Levels are approximate and based on a community reference list.
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JLPT N3 367 Kanji
About the lists and readings
The JLPT does not publish an exhaustive official kanji list by level. This classification is a study guide, not an official syllabus or a guarantee of exam content. Official JLPT FAQ.
Meanings, readings and stroke counts: KANJIDIC2. Examples: JMdict, with example translations written for this site. Data from EDRDG, under CC BY-SA 4.0 for the applicable data. Levels: Kanji-data, classification based on Jonathan Waller / Tanos. Detailed sources and modifications in the data notice.