Japanese Language Study Links : Flashcards To Help You Study Kanji

Flashcards to Help You Study Kanji

Java Kanji Flashcards 500 (Nobuko Chikamatsu & Stephen W. Ryner, Jr.): The 500 most commonly-seen kanji in Japanese newspapers.
Jii-Chan's Kanji Flashcards: 107 groups of 20 or so flashcards. In each set, the cards appear in a random order, so you can use them over and over. Only works in some browsers.
Randomly Chosen Japanese Words for Reading Practice: Chooses from the 14,783 words that use kanji and are marked as "commonly-used" Japanese words in EDICT.
genki.japantimes.co.jp/self/self.html (Previously: www.Genki-Online.com): Hiragana, Katakana and some fill-in quizzes.
Japanese Exercises with Kanji (www.dartmouth.edu): Kanji with sample sentences for translation practice. Saeko Komori's QuickTime movies are linked.
Vashon's Kanji Study (Vashon Kirkman): CGI interface. Click the "words" button to see some words from EDICT.
JLPT-kanji.com (Derek Papesch): Requires a browser that supports inline frames. A good set of Kanji Cards for printing.
www.KanjiRenshuu.org (Michael Hominick - Duke University): Kanji and vocabulary for the Genki series. Quizzes using PHP. Jump directly to a page with content.
Okayama University's Study Materials: Minna no Nihongo for Explorer; Minna no Nihongo for Netscape; Genki (Kanji & Lessons)

http://www.tankyu.com/tango/cards/ - Make your own flashcards. Enter the Japanese word and the program grabs the definition from EDICT.

Wait till it loads then go to the File menu to choose a set of cards.