This is all very well! Thank you for finding it, Alain.

I will use it to "remember" what (supposedly) studied at the time for the official level two, because the kanji are what I find most difficult.
By now it has turned into this:

Kanji 301 to 360
Test date: February 2, 2007
Test On-yomi: 91%
Test Kun-yomi: 97%
Meaning 1: 97%
Meaning 2: 100%

But I guess that passes as the 600 begin to skid.

Thanks for your page! Hello Alain-chan, who commented not quite here, but the page I look at it every day. Let me put it quite that to study Japanese but could not continue because he had neither time nor na. See if I start again.

Already had this in favorites but I never remember going to review in spite of the great need that makes me
In addition to this website kanji, you can also review vocabulary. The only downside is that the web is in English and therefore have to make Japanese-English translation-Castilian but good
http://www.manythings.org/japanese/

Alain-kun, a golaso, the truth is I did not know and is very good, add them to reference sites. Domo arigato! Always posting interesting and educational things.

Ale / Pepino, the truth is that I envy (healthy) your nihongo domain, the lowest score is 91% in on-yomi!!

Greetings.

Thank you for Alainkun page! The favorites had already but really it's a good site. See if you gradually learn Japanese jejeej

Greetings!

What I do is use a palm and the book of "kanji to remember":
http://lostinjapan.info/2006/08/16/studing-kanji/
regards

I also recommend this site, especially if you are studying the Noken:
http://www.speedanki.com/

Thank you all for the added information, I'll go looking at websites that Thomas had.

And since you are, you know a site for someone who knows nothing about anything of Japanese?

And here in card format (Flash Cards) and Spanish.

http://www.terra.es/personal4/nippein/paginas/kanji/kte.html

Greetings.

Hello, I live in Badajoz and these days we have here a Sensei Michiko Hamasaki, a famous calligraphy and I have taken my daughter to celebrate the day of children in a Japanese restaurant called "Tanuki san", who run a Japanese porguesa and her husband, beautiful people by the way, like the great calligraphy. I have a workshop on 10 and 11 May 3 hours each day for breaks during writing to know who wants to learn Japanese, but then I'll have to do it alone. I know there are some books calligraphy called "mishu" or something similar, you can get? Congratulations on your page and for your interest in publicizing Japanese culture nonprofit, is so we thank you all / as.Sayonara (which is one of the 3 or 4 words I know in Japanese). A hug. Rocio.

hello! meti me but in the java aplicaciion losc aracteres I can not see Japanese ... elsewhere if the java but I can not! anyone know ke do? greetings thanks!

q tiooooooo great! Kanji was bored repeating like a fool until I saw this page! thank you, thank you