Old Dominion University · Japanese

Study Kit

Free study sheets for the Japanese courses, built from the assigned lessons and nothing else. Every sheet works on a phone and prints as a handout.

JAPN 301 · Irodori A2-2

speaking

Say It First

Your whole six-line self-introduction, written out, with a menu of ready-made options under every word you would otherwise have to invent. Speaking becomes reading aloud.

Lesson 1 · read on a phone or print

JAPN 309 · Kanji Look and Learn

kanji

Kanji Quiz Prep — Lessons 1 to 4

All 64 characters the first kanji quiz covers. Fail the cold sheet first, then tap-to-reveal drills for only the ones you missed, plus the look-alike pairs that cost marks.

Lessons 1–4 · recognition · 64 characters

Writing the Thirty-Two

The Lesson 3 and 4 half, drilled for handwriting rather than reading. Stroke counts for all 32, the four characters that are just other characters stacked, and the three pairs people get marked wrong on.

Lessons 3–4 · production · 32 characters

Kurikaeshi

Not a sheet — a scheduler. It shows you a few cards a day and brings each one back on the day you are about to forget it. Course decks for JAPN 111F, 212, 301 and 309 come with a free account; cards you write yourself need none.

Course decks with a free account · your own cards · installs on a phone

Made for your exam

any college course · free

Request study material

Tell me the course, the test date and what is on it, and I build practice made for where you are: problems first, worked solutions that fade, and a plan across the days you have. Study material only, never graded work.

nine required questions · ask 7+ days before the test
How these are meant to be used. Answers print first and fade across repetitions — read before you retrieve. Cold production comes last, not first, because producing from nothing is where you freeze. Every reading and stroke count is checked against a named dictionary rather than typed from memory.

Nothing here goes outside what the courses assign · Japanese is written in kanji with furigana, no romaji
Readings and stroke counts checked against KANJIDIC2 (© EDRDG, used under the EDRDG licence)
© 2026 Devin Ferrell · use and share freely with students in the course; not for resale