Anyone seen a resource like this before?

[bakaKanadajin]

KANJI EXERCISE (#1-10)

I came across this the other day. It's a very interesting resource that introduces Kanji one at a time and encourages the reader to become familiar with the various on/kun readings of that specific kanji before moving on.

Are there any reading resources available that are similar to this? These are great but they're kind of short. I'm reading childrens books right now, but I find they're either heavy on the furigana or lack kanji altogether. I'd like something with this kind of approach since it encourages reading that's independent of furigana but its built in such a way that the reader is treated as an adult learner and not a child.

It's a long shot but any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[hkBattousai]

That's indeed a useful resource to learn Kanji, especially for beginners. But is that 50 Kanji all that website has? That's not enough for a full course. I have already known all of those listed there.

 

[bakaKanadajin]

Yea it's a short lesson, I'd love to find a book or series that presents Kanji in the same way on a variety of topics, because I think one could learn the pronunciations as well as get to see Kanji in different contexts which expands understanding of the meanings and possible translations.

 

[Calchas]

Nice site it even has audio for the examples.