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This is the list of the 103 kanji you need to know to pass the JLPT N5 test. Click on the kanji and
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Code kanji Onyomi
Kunyomi
Meaning
peace, cheap, safety
5B89
AN
yasu(i)
4E00
ICHI, ITSU
hito(tsu), hito-
one
98F2
IN
no(mu)
to drink
53F3
U, YUU
migi
right
96E8
ame
rain
99C5
EKI
station
5186
EN
maru(i)
circle, Yen, round
706B
KA
hi
fire
82B1
KA
hana
flower, blossom
4E0B
KA, GE
shimo, sa(geru), o(rosu),
below, down
4F55
KA
nani
what, how many, which
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4FLA
KAI, E
a(u)
to meet, to come together,
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society
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5916
GAI, GE
soto, hoka, hazu(reru),
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outside, other, disconnect
hazu(su)
5B66
GAKU
mana(bu)
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9593
KAN, KEN
aida
time, time span
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6C17
KI, KE
soul, spirit
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4E5D
KYUU, KU
kokono(tsu), kokono-
nine
4F11
KYUU
yasu(mu)
to rest
9B5A
GYO
sakana, uo
fish
91D1
KIN, KON
kane
gold, metal, money
7A7A
KUU
sora, a(keru), kara
sky, to become free, empty
6708
GETSU, GATSU
tsuki
month, moon
898B
KEN
mi(ru), mi(eru), mi(seru)
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show
8A00
GEN, GON
i(u)
word, to talk
53E4
KO
furu(i)
old, used
4E94
GO
itsu(tsu), itsu-
five
5F8C
GO, KOU
ato, oku(reru), nochi
after, later, back, to stay

behind
5348
GO
noon
8A9E
GO
kata(ru), kata(rau)
word, to talk
6821
KOU
school
53E3
KOU, KU
kuchi
mouth
884C
KOU
i(ku), yu(ku), okona(u)
to walk. to go, to do, to

carry out
9AD8
KOU
taka(i), taka(maru), taka
high, expensive, increase,
(meru)
quantity
country
56FD
KOKU
kuni
4ECA
KON, KIN
ima
now
5DE6
SA
hidari
left
4E09
SAN
mit(tsu), mi-
three
5C71
SAN
yama
mountain
56DB
SHI
yo(ttsu), yu(tsu), yo-, yon- four
5B50
SHI, SU
ko
child
8033
JI
mimi
ear
6642
JI
toki
time, hour
4E03
SHICHI
nana(tsu), nana-, nano-
seven
8ECA
SHA
kuruma
car, wheel
793E
SHA
yashiro
shinto shrine, society
624B
SHU
te
hand
9031
SHUU
week
5341
JUU, JI
too, to-
ten, cross
51FA
SHUTSU
da(su), de(ru)
to leave, to get out. to take

out
66F8
SHO
ka(ku)
to write
5073
JO, NYO
onna, me
woman, female
5C0F
SHOU
chii(sai), ko-, o-
small
5C11
SHOU
suko(shi), suku(nai)
a little
4E0A
SHOU, JOU
ue, kami, a(geru), a(garu) above, upper
98DF
SHOKU
ta(beru), ku(ru), ku(rau)
to eat
65B0
SHIN
atara(shii), ara(ta), nii-
new
4EBA
JIN, NIN
hito
person
6C34
SUI
mizu
water
751F
SEI, SHOU
i(kiru), u(mu), ha(yasu),
to live, to grow, to be born,
nama, ki
raw
897F
SEI, SAI
nishi
west
5DDD
SEN
kawa
river
5343
SEN
chi
thousand
5148
SEN
saki
before, in future
524D
ZEN
mae
before
8DB3
SOKU
ashi, ta(riru), ta(su)
foot, to be sufficient, to add
491A
TA
oo(i)
many
5927
DAI, TAI
ou(kii), oo(i)
big, a lot
7537
DAN, NAN
otoko
man, male
4E2D
CHUU
naka
inner, center, between
9577
CHOU
naga(i)
long, leader
5929
TEN
ame, ama
sky
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5E97
TEN
mise
96FB
DEN
electricity
571F
DO, TO
tsuchi
earth, ground
6771
TOU
higashi
east
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shop
9053
DOU
michi
street, path
8AAD
DOKU
yo(mu)
to read
south
5357
NAN
minami
4E8C
NI
futa(tsu), futa-
two
65E5
NICHI, JITSU
hi, -ka
day, sun
5165
NYUU
hai(ru), i(ru), i(reru)
to enter, to insert
5E74
NEN
toshi
year
8CB7
BAI
ka(u)
to buy
767D
HAKU, BYAKU
shiro(i), shiro
white
516B
HACHI
yat(tsu), ya(tsu), ya-, you- eight
534A
HAN
naka(ba)
half, middle, semi-
767E
HYAKU
hundred
7236
FU
chichi
father
5206
BUN, BU, FUN
wa(keru), wa(kareru), wa
part, minute, to divide, to
(karu)
understand
805E
BUN, MON
ki(ku), ki(koeru)
to hear, to listen, to ask
6BCD
BO
haha
mother
5317
HOKU
kita
north
6728
BOKU, MOKU
ki, ko
tree, wood
672C
HON
moto
book, source, main-
6BCE
MAI
each, every
4E07
MAN, BAN
ten thousand, all, many
540D
MEI, MYOU
na
name, reputation
76EE
MOKU
me
eye
53CB
YUU
tomo
friend
6765
RAI
ku(ru), kita(ru), kita(su)
to come
7ABC
RITSU
ta(tsu), ta(teru)
to stand, to establish
516D
ROKU
mutt(su), mu(tsu), mu, mui six
8A71
WA
hanashi, hana(su)
speech, to talk, story,

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dude says:
April 10, 2011 at 11:50
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Very helpful for my exam tomorrow ! Thanks a lot ()

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Great! Thanks!
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You have
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Jesus says:
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The fact it is underlined so it seems to be
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Oopss I didnt see the next one!! Sumimasen
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Whoops! Its just because its been underlined to show its a hyperlink. Ignore my last comment.
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Nicolas says:
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No problem. I know the hyperlink makes it hard to read sometimes

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Natsu Abe says:

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Im planning to take the N5 test this December

this list helps a lot~
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doumo arigatou ne
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passerby says:
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Is there a one time download for gif files? And wouldnt it be better if you could lead people away
from romanji even at this stage? Just a suggestion. I dont want to appear smug or something.
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Nicolas says:
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Thanks for the suggestion. I have never thought about a gif download pic packages and will
consider it.
I agree to you that it is better to start using kana and kanji as soon as possible. But my
philosophy is not to impose students how they should learn. It also seams that not everyone is
able to properly read Japanese characters on their devices and I do not want to exclude them
from using the site. This is why I decided to provide the kanji, the furigana and the romaji
wherever possible although it significantly increases my work.
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sankyuu >.<
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cool! thank youuuuu! i needed this badly :>

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tacchan says:
October 23, 2011 at 01:32
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Do you have for jlpt n2?

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Nicolas says:
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I am planning to add material for the JLPT N2, but I am still working on N3 and N4. I am sorry but
it will still take some while until I will be able to add some material on JLPT N2
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Dragana says:
November 28, 2013 at 06:42
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Thank you very much for N5 and N4.
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chirole says:
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The kanji
has the wrong link :> Thank you very much btw for this very helpful site!!
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Nicolas says:
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Thanks for pointing this out. The link now is pointing to the right kanji.
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Very Helpful..Thank you!!

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Kai says:
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Oh man, why havent I seen this site before!? THank you veryyyy much.
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I dont know what to say God bless you

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very useful site.!!!good work.!!!

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arigatou
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Thank you very much for this wonderful site.

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Thank you so much for this! Cant even read katakana and my exam is in two weeks. The
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yeah its very useful and helpfull to JLPT test.

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objexion says:
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So these are the new JLPT N5 kanjis?

Where are the kanjis like
Or was that elementary 1 stuff, and is not related to JLPT?

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penakita says:
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it helps me a lot! I love it!!!
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where is d n4 material
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ren says:
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Thanks, really helpful. Im preparing for JLPT N5 this december, wish me luck
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Nicolas says:
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Thanks for the feedback. We keep our fingers crossed that you will pass the test
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ren says:
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I have passed the test!!! hontou ni arigatou gozaimashita!
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hontouni arigatou
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DOumo arigatou gozaimasu, hontouni yakuni tachimasu.

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I dont understand the difference between onyomi and kunyomi, .Which reading should I be studying
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Why didnt you write the Onyomi Kunyomi in also Japanese? it would of been more helpful
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Hi. Your website is very useful and I love it but I am confused by one thing. Not all the colored kanji in
the N5 vocabulary list are are on the list of kanji to know for the N5. Which list should I follow for
studying for the N5? Thank you.
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Code kanji Onyomi

circle, Yen, round

shimo, sa(geru), o(rosu),

what, how many, which

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to meet, to come together,

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soto, hoka, hazu(reru),

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outside, other, disconnect

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school, science, learning

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time, time span

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gold, metal, money

sora, a(keru), kara

sky, to become free, empty

mi(ru), mi(eru), mi(seru)

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ato, oku(reru), nochi

after, later, back, to stay

i(ku), yu(ku), okona(u)

to walk. to go, to do, to

taka(i), taka(maru), taka

high, expensive, increase,

yo(ttsu), yu(tsu), yo-, yon- four

nana(tsu), nana-, nano-

shinto shrine, society

to leave, to get out. to take

ue, kami, a(geru), a(garu) above, upper

ta(beru), ku(ru), ku(rau)

atara(shii), ara(ta), nii-

i(kiru), u(mu), ha(yasu),

to live, to grow, to be born,

ashi, ta(riru), ta(su)

foot, to be sufficient, to add

inner, center, between

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hai(ru), i(ru), i(reru)

yat(tsu), ya(tsu), ya-, you- eight

half, middle, semi-

BUN, BU, FUN

part, minute, to divide, to