Wow this is by far the best resource I have found to learn kanji. It has 1700 kanji, where you can… - Feed Post by empiresx

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  mog86uk

  That looks like a decent course on there; I think I'll bookmark it. I've used memrise before. The site is designed really well but for some reason I personally find it too tedious to use regularly.
  
  I'm currently using Slime Forest Adventure, which teaches about 2000 kanji (if you pay $20 for the registered version) and I find it works really well alongside JCJP. ^^
  http://lrnj.com

  July 29, 2014 at 2:50am
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  OathKeeper

  Thanks for showing us, I just made a account. :)

  July 29, 2014 at 6:51am
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  rinkuhero

  there's a second part to that course that includes the kanji that kanjidamage didn't include, btw. just look under the same memrise author to find it. so it's actually more than 1700, it's just split up into the classic kanjidamage set and the ones kanjidamage didn't cover

  July 30, 2014 at 9:12am
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  rinkuhero

  (if you do use that, i'd recommend using it alongside the kanjidamage website, because that's what it's designed for -- the order is intended to be 'by radical', so they teach the kanji in order of similar visual elements, rather than by frequency of use or by grade level the way most do)

  July 30, 2014 at 9:13am