Learn all 103 kanji of the JLPT N5 list: what each one means and how it is read in everyday words. For learners who already read kana, from numbers and days of the week to people, places and time.
Written Japanese mixes three scripts: kanji carry meaning, hiragana writes grammar and endings, and katakana writes loanwords. In 日本の山と川 (the mountains and rivers of Japan), 日本, 山 and 川 are kanji, while の and と are hiragana.