KANJISEKAI GUIDE
A short daily Kanji practice routine
Choose one lesson, try recalling before using hints, then look up difficult entries. Adjust the number of lessons to your needs.
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Pick a small target
Start with one lesson of up to 10 characters or words instead of racing through many lessons. Choose the mode for the task you want to practice: structure, vocabulary or recognizing Sino-Vietnamese clues.
Try before opening guidance
Once comfortable with the controls, try disabling guidance and notice which entries you cannot recognize. Turn it back on when needed. The aim is to find what needs review; a game score is not a Japanese proficiency certificate.
Check the difficult entries
Choose a few difficult entries in the collection or public library. Read the supplied meanings, readings and complete-word examples. If a field is missing, do not assume the character has only one reading or no examples.
Revisit them next time
Try the difficult entries again before learning more. You may keep your own notes about confusing characters. This is a suggested routine, not a guarantee of retention or exam results; combine it with listening, reading and grammar practice outside the game.
These guides describe current features and suggested workflows. Character meanings and readings come from the reference dataset, not from generated guide text.
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