# Kanji learning free sources, please!

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For Kanji SRS, there is [https://www.kanji.koohii.com/](https://www.kanji.koohii.com/) (with 2 i’s), which references _Remembering the Kanji_ by James Heisig, though the website is free. [Koohi with 1 i](https://community.wanikani.com/t/back-up-floflomoe-a-wk-friendly-website-for-reading/30708)

I heard that [jpdb.io](http://jpdb.io) can be configured for Kanji learning, in addition to just vocabularies.

There might be other #Resources , like [https://www.kanjidamage.com/](https://www.kanjidamage.com/), but I am not sure of the tests or exercises.

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