Click on any of the kanji below to see all relevant information (meaning, readings, stroke order diagram, common words using that kanji, etc.)
For another good study resource visit the Wake Forest University Japanese Program Online Kanji Exercises. For each Yookoso! book and chapter you will find various useful interactive quizzes and tools to really help you learn that lesson’s kanji.
NOTE: this is still a great resource but it is old and some pieces don’t function like they used to. You may also have to set your browser’s encoding scheme to Shift JIS (though the exercises seem to be in UTF)
For another good study resource visit the Wake Forest University Japanese Program Online Kanji Exercises. For each Yookoso! book and chapter you will find various useful interactive quizzes and tools to really help you learn that lesson’s kanji.
NOTE: this is still a great resource but it is old and some pieces don’t function like they used to. You may also have to set your browser’s encoding scheme to Shift JIS (though the exercises seem to be in UTF)