JLPT N5 · Day 1 of 20
One sheet a day. 10 words, stroke boxes to write in, and a red seal when the day is done.
Day 1 and Day 2 are open to everyone. No account.
A4 by default. Nothing is collected.
The sheet, exactly as it prints. Trace the pale character, then fill the row.
What you can point at
| Character | Reading | Meaning | Row |
|---|---|---|---|
| 人 | ひと | person | 1 |
| 山 | やま | mountain | 2 |
| 川 | かわ | river | 3 |
| 木 | き | tree | 4 |
| 水 | みず | water | 5 |
| 花 | はな | flower | 6 |
| 目 | め | eye | 7 |
| 手 | て | hand | 8 |
| 口 | くち | mouth | 9 |
| 空 | そら | sky | 10 |
The gap
Your institute starts on a schedule and assumes you can already read kana. Week one goes on catching up.
The plan
The free lists hand you 80 characters and no order. This hands you Day 1, then tells you what Day 2 is.
The paper
Print the day, write the 10 words, stamp it. One day of work fits on one page.

Not a dashboard and not a review queue. A page on a desk, filled in your own hand, one red seal in the corner.
The screen looks like the sheet it prints, so nothing surprises you at the printer.
Each level unlocks once for $5 and stays yours.
| Level | Days | Words | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| N5 | 20 | 200 | Open now |
| N4 | 30 | 300 | Opens after N5 |
| N3 | 40 | 400 | Opens after N4 |
The hiragana and katakana sheets are free forever, because kana is day zero.
Day 1 and Day 2 are open, with no account. The other 18 days unlock once for $5 and stay yours.