Joyo Kanji review pages

[rshiplett]

I added two pages today with the full post-2010 joyo kanji

One has meanings from Kanjidic2: http://aule-browser.com/kanji/kanjidic2-joyo-hz.html

One has just the Kanji: http://aule-browser.com/kanji/joyo-kanji-only-hz.html

I like the latter because in Firefox I have the Perapera plugin which I can use with the mousse as needed.

At the moment both load the Hanazono Mincho font - how fast that loads depends on your conx, browser and ISP.

I merely flagged the 5 Kanji removed from the 1981 set in the 2010 revision.

UPDATE: May 15,2012

I have added two more jōyō kanji pages over at http://aule-browser.com/kanji/index.html#njoyo

One is a full page with Kanjidic2 meanings and one is a page with the 2136 joyo kanji linked to wiktionary.

[karmitthefrog6725]

rshiplett-san,
Sugoi desu ne!
Thank you for sharing the useful site.
Motoko/JapanesePod101.com

[rshiplett]

Hi javascript:emoticon(':D')

Thanks.

I have just run a test with latest HanaMinB font from the Hanazono Mincho font project.

My test page is displaying more Kanji from the last entries in JMDict ( from edrdg.org ) so I should have some new searchable dictionary pages soon and a new Kanji Compounds applet over at my kanji.aule-browser.com

I am happy to add pages or applets by request (specific Kanji review lists or a different set of fields or layout )

cheers

Robert
Canada

rshiplett-san,
Sugoi desu ne!
Thank you for sharing the useful site.
Motoko/JapanesePod101.com

[natsukoy9313]

Robert-san,
Thank you very much! That'd help many other learners.
We'd appreciate if you could share such information with us.
Hope your Kanji studies will go well!
Good luck!
Natsuko/JapanesePod101.com

[grshiplett23490]

There is a full review applet for the joyo kanji at http://www.aule-browser.com/kanji/joyo-2010-kanji.html.

Once it starts, you do not have to remain on-line (you can leave a wireless hotpot, for example.)

An explanation can be be found at http://lcurlr.blogspot.ca/2012/05/joyo-kanji.html

Feel free to ask for a revised list or presentation - but the Sumisho Curl plugin from curl.com or curlap.com (Japanese site) is required. It is a spin-off from an MIT DARPA W3C project and is very safe (now in version 8.0 )