"Common Kanji Stroke Order Dictionary" is the fastest and easiest way to look up stroke order and reading.
You can check the stroke order of kanji, hiragana, and katakana by tracing each stroke with your finger.
Furthermore, since it includes kanji readings and stroke order animations, it can also be used as a simple kanji dictionary.

Have you ever felt anxious when writing kanji in public, wondering if the writing and reading are correct?
With this app, you can quickly look up the stroke order and reading of the kanji you are interested in. Correct stroke order also leads to beautiful handwriting.

Searching for kanji is very easy. If you write kanji directly on the screen with your finger, the kanji will be displayed large and clearly. You can also search by stroke count or reading.

From now on, it's okay even if there are characters you don't know the stroke order of or can't read.
In this era of computers, please use the ``Commonly Used Kanji Stroke Order Dictionary'' to make use of kanji easily.

【Features】
◆You can enter the kanji you want to search by hand.
Just write the kanji you want to know on the screen with your finger and the character will be recognized and displayed immediately.
The handwriting recognition system uses Panasonic Corporation's handwritten character recognition engine "Rakuhira®", which has a proven track record in mobile game consoles.

◆ Stroke order animation function
All recorded characters have a "stroke order" display function that displays the stroke order in animation. Since kanji are displayed large across the screen, you can easily see kanji with a large number of strokes, such as tome and hané, which were previously difficult to see.

◆Practice tracing stroke order
All recorded characters come with a "tracing" practice function that allows you to memorize by tracing the parts displayed in red in order.

◆You can check the reading of Onkun.
You can search for kanji readings and radical names. You can check the details of not only common kanji but also difficult kanji such as readings and radicals.

◆Kanji are large and easy to read.
Kanji are displayed in large size across the screen. You can now see tome, hané, and kanji with many strokes that were difficult to see before.

◆You can also search from the clipboard or keyboard.
Displays a list of the readings of the kan