Recognition + writing

Learn hiragana, one row at a time.

Look, connect, draw, and read. Your progress is saved on this device and, when you sign in, with your LexiLuma account.

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Before you begin

We organize the practice. You do the remembering.

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30–40 minutes a day.Aim for a first kana pass in three days. Retention and fluent reading take more practice.

2

Look, connect, draw, and play.Try remembering before looking for help.

3

Mistakes bring a character back sooner.That’s the method working. Each return starts with what you remember.

You don’t need perfect memory today. Come back and see what stuck.

A gentle chime after two idle minutes. Switch it off anytime.

Your memory cues

What connects with you?

A specific detail helps a memory link connect the Kana shape and sound to your life. You can start with the reviewed course stories and add answers later. Your answers are saved on this device and, when you sign in, with your LexiLuma account. If AI is enabled for your account, your answers, recent Kana feedback, and a small summary of which personal links helped recall are sent to its AI service as you meet new Kana or request a replacement memory link.

A hobby or interest, with a detail you picture easily A favourite artist and a song, image, or performance detail you know Your studies, major, or work and a familiar detail Why are you learning Japanese?

Symbol 1 of 5

Pass 1 · Meet the sound

あ

a

Quick MatchRound 1/10

One symbol at a time

あ

Round complete

Good first pass.

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Your character library

Shapes and memory hooks.

Tap a character to revisit its picture. Continue learning to practise recognition, writing, and reading.

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