Good Free Kanji (Or just Japanese learning) Resources (Websites, documents etc.)?
Does anybody know any great recourses for learning Japanese/Kanji? I would love some help. Thanks!

I found&nbsp;http://japaneseclass.jp really helpful. It has many lessons in both Kanji characters and their meanings, as well as vocabulary. It also keeps track of what words/kanji you need more practice with and will bring them up more frequently in quizzes. Hope this helps~ :)

I recommend starting by learning the Kanji Radicals. Kanji Radicals are components you'll see over and over again in Kanji. Once you learn the radicals, when you look at Kanji it looks like you're seeing something familiar to you instead of seeing something completely brand new. Learning 180 radicals as a foundation is easier than trying to tackle 2136 JLPT kanji with no context.  Some short helpful videos with visual memory aids to remember these radicals can be found here.  https://youtu.be/J1iQUL_IF-A  and here  https://blog.30daysofkanji.com/posts/know-your-kanji-radicals-part-1

http://kanagrams.com/
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Kanagrams will help you learn kana to a very high level!&nbsp;
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If you are looking to speak Japanese, there are many videos on youtube that have helped me. I've learned a lot of grammar and other important aspects of Japanese on youtube as well (and my textbook of course).&nbsp;

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