Looking for good reading websites to practice early level kanji

[RGP98]

Hi everyone,

I have been using yomujp to practice my reading as it has lots of beginner-level passages; however, I’m looking for other free online resources that integrate some early-level kanji. I’d appreciate any relevant websites, workbook suggestions, etc. I have been trying with junior high newspapers but can only really understand the cartoon parts. As I have a lot of desk warming on my job, it would be great if I could find a resource that doesn’t make me look like I’m slacking off, haha.

[Rehanmalik]

Tadoku Graded reader and nhk web easy are some beginner friendly websites to read.
You could also check out this thread for extra resources.

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[escargotagile]

I’ve just started using satorireader.com and I love it so far. The easiest stories are still way above my level (I’ve been self-studying Japanese for 3 months), but the annotations are so good that I can slowly and steadily read and enjoy the story (I started with The Jam Maker).

It uses your Wanikani API key to import the kanji you know into Satori!

[RGP98]

This is fantastic! Thank you so much.

[RGP98]

Thank you so much! NHK looks pretty manageable.

[drdru]

You can find some good resources on this page N5 .