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---
title: "WaniKani Flashcards"
---
I hope these might be genuinely useful in your studies! Each file linked to below contains printable pdf files that contain 15 cards per page, which can be printed two-sided and cut up to make sets of roughly business card-sized flashcards. Please read the instructions [in the repository](https://github.com/gwmatthews/wanikani-flashcards/) if you'd like to make your own sets of cards or improve the code.
Oh and if you don't know what [Wanikani](https://www.wanikani.com/) is, it is an online Structured Repetition System for learning the Japanese kanji. It's quite good in my view (and I am not getting paid to say so and your mileage may vary) and has been extended by many talented programmers with many additional functions and features, including the ability to download all sorts of data as csv files. I relied on [Item Inspector](https://github.com/rouleaup88/item-inspector) by rouleaup88 to do this. You do have to pay for a subscription to get past the third level and while I am currently using it, and this site is mostly intended as a resource for those currently using it, others learning Japanese might hopefully find these cards useful too. The kanji covered by WK are presented in an order that is a bit different than other standard presentations, but it has a logic behind it and seems to work. There are many different ways to approach learning more than 2000 distinct written characters, after all.
***
#### Kanji
Sets of all of the Wanikani kanji arranged in batches of 10 levels for US letter and a4 sized paper.
- [kanji 1-10](kanji-1-10.pdf)
- [kanji 1-10 a4 paper ](kanji-1-10-a4.pdf)
- [kanji 11-20](kanji-11-20.pdf)
- [kanji 11-20 a4 paper ](kanji-11-20-a4.pdf)
- [kanji 21-30](kanji-21-30.pdf)
- [kanji 21-30 a4 paper ](kanji-21-30-a4.pdf)
- [kanji 31-40](kanji-31-40.pdf)
- [kanji 31-40 a4 paper ](kanji-31-40-a4.pdf)
- [kanji 41-50](kanji-41-50.pdf)
- [kanji 41-50 a4 paper ](kanji-41-50-a4.pdf)
- [kanji 51-60](kanji-51-60.pdf)
- [kanji 51-60 a4 paper ](kanji-51-60-a4.pdf)
***
#### Vocabulary
There is a lot of vocabulary to learn in studying a new language for the obvious reason that us humans are good at saying many things and the same thing in many different ways. Each of the 60 levels of Wanikani can have from 50 to more than 100 vocabulary items to learn, which is very useful for learning the many ways the same characters are often pronounced and the many characters that are often pronounced the same way! I have managed to download csv files for the first 20 levels to make flashcards of them. The extent that this list grows will show the extent to which I am making progress in my Japanese studies!
- [vocabulary 1](vocab-1.pdf)
- [vocabulary 1 a4 paper ](vocab-1-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 2](vocab-2.pdf)
- [vocabulary 2 a4 paper ](vocab-2-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 3](vocab-3.pdf)
- [vocabulary 3 a4 paper ](vocab-3-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 4](vocab-4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 4 a4 paper ](vocab-4-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 5](vocab-5.pdf)
- [vocabulary 5 a4 paper ](vocab-5-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 6](vocab-6.pdf)
- [vocabulary 6 a4 paper ](vocab-6-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 7](vocab-7.pdf)
- [vocabulary 7 a4 paper ](vocab-7-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 8](vocab-8.pdf)
- [vocabulary 8 a4 paper ](vocab-8-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 9](vocab-9.pdf)
- [vocabulary 9 a4 paper ](vocab-9-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 10](vocab-10.pdf)
- [vocabulary 10 a4 paper ](vocab-10-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 11](vocab-11.pdf)
- [vocabulary 11 a4 paper ](vocab-11-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 12](vocab-12.pdf)
- [vocabulary 12 a4 paper ](vocab-12-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 13](vocab-13.pdf)
- [vocabulary 13 a4 paper ](vocab-13-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 14](vocab-14.pdf)
- [vocabulary 14 a4 paper ](vocab-14-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 15](vocab-15.pdf)
- [vocabulary 15 a4 paper ](vocab-15-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 16](vocab-16.pdf)
- [vocabulary 16 a4 paper ](vocab-16-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 17](vocab-17.pdf)
- [vocabulary 17 a4 paper ](vocab-17-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 18](vocab-18.pdf)
- [vocabulary 18 a4 paper ](vocab-18-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 19](vocab-19.pdf)
- [vocabulary 19 a4 paper ](vocab-19-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 20](vocab-20.pdf)
- [vocabulary 20 a4 paper ](vocab-20-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 21](vocab-21.pdf)
- [vocabulary 21 a4 paper ](vocab-21-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 22](vocab-22.pdf)
- [vocabulary 22 a4 paper ](vocab-22-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 23](vocab-23.pdf)
- [vocabulary 23 a4 paper ](vocab-23-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 24](vocab-24.pdf)
- [vocabulary 24 a4 paper ](vocab-24-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 25](vocab-25.pdf)
- [vocabulary 25 a4 paper ](vocab-25-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 26](vocab-26.pdf)
- [vocabulary 26 a4 paper ](vocab-26-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 27](vocab-27.pdf)
- [vocabulary 27 a4 paper ](vocab-27-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 28](vocab-28.pdf)
- [vocabulary 28 a4 paper ](vocab-28-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 29](vocab-29.pdf)
- [vocabulary 29 a4 paper ](vocab-29-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 30](vocab-30.pdf)
- [vocabulary 30 a4 paper ](vocab-30-a4.pdf)
***
#### Filtered Vocabulary
Another proof of concept -- to filter vocabulary by grammatical terms, in this case printing only the godan and ichidan verbs from levels 1 to 15. Verbs are hard to remember and distinguish from each other for me. To rise or to raise, that is the question.
- [vocabulary 1-5 verbs](vocab-1-5-verbs.pdf)
- [vocabulary 1-5 verbs a4 paper ](vocab-1-5-verbs-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 6-10 verbs](vocab-6-10-verbs.pdf)
- [vocabulary 6-10 verbs a4 paper ](vocab-6-10-verbs-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 11-15 verbs](vocab-11-15-verbs.pdf)
- [vocabulary 11-15 verbs a4 paper ](vocab-11-15-verbs-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 16-20 verbs](vocab-16-20-verbs.pdf)
- [vocabulary 16-20 verbs a4 paper ](vocab-16-20-verbs-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 21-25 verbs](vocab-21-25-verbs.pdf)
- [vocabulary 21-25 verbs a4 paper ](vocab-21-25-verbs-a4.pdf)
- [vocabulary 26-30 verbs](vocab-26-30-verbs.pdf)
- [vocabulary 26-30 verbs a4 paper ](vocab-26-30-verbs-a4.pdf)
***
#### Custom sets
You can build your own sets if you run linux and have the right $LaTeX$ packages installed. See the [documentation](https://github.com/gwmatthews/wanikani-flashcards/blob/main/README.md) for how to. NOTE: some radicals may have blank faces -- this is because some Wanikani radicals are not displayed as glyphs in a font (characters) but as images. You can draw them in if they appear in any custom sets you might make. Hopefully there won't be too many! As an example, here are my current leeches -- those items that just don't seem to stick in my mind. Lately dealing with them has been kind of like playing whack-a-mole -- squash one and another comes back, sometimes with a friend. You can make these for a4 paper as well.
- [leeches](leeches.pdf)