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Japanese Hiragana Katakana 50 Sounds | 208 Official Kana Flashcards

This deck expands beyond the 46 basic kana and covers the full beginner core: dakuten, handakuten, contracted sounds, and common small kana, organized into 208 cross-reference cards. You study hiragana, katakana, and romaji together with English-friendly memory prompts for faster recall.

cards

208

examples

208

Target language

Japanese

You can add this deck to Tomaru and review it with FSRS spaced repetition.

Deck Overview

Study 208 Japanese kana flashcards with full gojuon coverage: basic sounds, dakuten, handakuten, contracted sounds, and common small kana in both hiragana-to-katakana and katakana-to-hiragana directions, with romaji and memory hints.

Parts of Speech

Unlabeled 208

Who It Fits

Built for beginners who want one complete starter kana deck instead of splitting hiragana, katakana, dakuten, and contracted sounds across separate charts.

What You Learn

Memorize the full hiragana and katakana mappingRecognize basic sounds, dakuten, handakuten, contracted sounds, and common small kana on sightUse romaji and memory prompts to speed up kana recall

Coverage

Includes 208 cross-reference cards covering the beginner kana core: basic gojuon, dakuten, handakuten, contracted sounds, and common small kana.

Example Sentences

Use an image mnemonic: give あ one quick picture, say "a" out loud, then pair it with ア.

Use an image mnemonic: give い one quick picture, say "i" out loud, then pair it with イ.

Use an image mnemonic: give う one quick picture, say "u" out loud, then pair it with ウ.

Use an image mnemonic: give え one quick picture, say "e" out loud, then pair it with エ.

Use an image mnemonic: give お one quick picture, say "o" out loud, then pair it with オ.

Use an image mnemonic: give か one quick picture, say "ka" out loud, then pair it with カ.

Use an image mnemonic: give き one quick picture, say "ki" out loud, then pair it with キ.

Use an image mnemonic: give く one quick picture, say "ku" out loud, then pair it with ク.

Use an image mnemonic: give け one quick picture, say "ke" out loud, then pair it with ケ.

Use an image mnemonic: give こ one quick picture, say "ko" out loud, then pair it with コ.

Use an image mnemonic: give さ one quick picture, say "sa" out loud, then pair it with サ.

Use an image mnemonic: give し one quick picture, say "shi" out loud, then pair it with シ.

a

Use an image mnemonic: give あ one quick picture, say "a" out loud, then pair it with ア.

i

Use an image mnemonic: give い one quick picture, say "i" out loud, then pair it with イ.

u

Use an image mnemonic: give う one quick picture, say "u" out loud, then pair it with ウ.

e

Use an image mnemonic: give え one quick picture, say "e" out loud, then pair it with エ.

o

Use an image mnemonic: give お one quick picture, say "o" out loud, then pair it with オ.

ka

Use an image mnemonic: give か one quick picture, say "ka" out loud, then pair it with カ.

ki

Use an image mnemonic: give き one quick picture, say "ki" out loud, then pair it with キ.

ku

Use an image mnemonic: give く one quick picture, say "ku" out loud, then pair it with ク.

ke

Use an image mnemonic: give け one quick picture, say "ke" out loud, then pair it with ケ.

ko

Use an image mnemonic: give こ one quick picture, say "ko" out loud, then pair it with コ.

sa

Use an image mnemonic: give さ one quick picture, say "sa" out loud, then pair it with サ.

shi

Use an image mnemonic: give し one quick picture, say "shi" out loud, then pair it with シ.

su

Use an image mnemonic: give す one quick picture, say "su" out loud, then pair it with ス.

se

Use an image mnemonic: give せ one quick picture, say "se" out loud, then pair it with セ.

so

Use an image mnemonic: give そ one quick picture, say "so" out loud, then pair it with ソ.

ta

Use an image mnemonic: give た one quick picture, say "ta" out loud, then pair it with タ.

chi

Use an image mnemonic: give ち one quick picture, say "chi" out loud, then pair it with チ.

tsu

Use an image mnemonic: give つ one quick picture, say "tsu" out loud, then pair it with ツ.

te

Use an image mnemonic: give て one quick picture, say "te" out loud, then pair it with テ.

to

Use an image mnemonic: give と one quick picture, say "to" out loud, then pair it with ト.

na

Use an image mnemonic: give な one quick picture, say "na" out loud, then pair it with ナ.

ni

Use an image mnemonic: give に one quick picture, say "ni" out loud, then pair it with ニ.

nu

Use an image mnemonic: give ぬ one quick picture, say "nu" out loud, then pair it with ヌ.

ne

Use an image mnemonic: give ね one quick picture, say "ne" out loud, then pair it with ネ.

no

Use an image mnemonic: give の one quick picture, say "no" out loud, then pair it with ノ.

ha

Use an image mnemonic: give は one quick picture, say "ha" out loud, then pair it with ハ.

hi

Use an image mnemonic: give ひ one quick picture, say "hi" out loud, then pair it with ヒ.

fu

Use an image mnemonic: give ふ one quick picture, say "fu" out loud, then pair it with フ.

he

Use an image mnemonic: give へ one quick picture, say "he" out loud, then pair it with ヘ.

ho

Use an image mnemonic: give ほ one quick picture, say "ho" out loud, then pair it with ホ.

ma

Use an image mnemonic: give ま one quick picture, say "ma" out loud, then pair it with マ.

mi

Use an image mnemonic: give み one quick picture, say "mi" out loud, then pair it with ミ.

mu

Use an image mnemonic: give む one quick picture, say "mu" out loud, then pair it with ム.

me

Use an image mnemonic: give め one quick picture, say "me" out loud, then pair it with メ.

mo

Use an image mnemonic: give も one quick picture, say "mo" out loud, then pair it with モ.

ya

Use an image mnemonic: give や one quick picture, say "ya" out loud, then pair it with ヤ.

yu

Use an image mnemonic: give ゆ one quick picture, say "yu" out loud, then pair it with ユ.

yo

Use an image mnemonic: give よ one quick picture, say "yo" out loud, then pair it with ヨ.

ra

Use an image mnemonic: give ら one quick picture, say "ra" out loud, then pair it with ラ.

ri

Use an image mnemonic: give り one quick picture, say "ri" out loud, then pair it with リ.

ru

Use an image mnemonic: give る one quick picture, say "ru" out loud, then pair it with ル.

re

Use an image mnemonic: give れ one quick picture, say "re" out loud, then pair it with レ.

ro

Use an image mnemonic: give ろ one quick picture, say "ro" out loud, then pair it with ロ.

wa

Use an image mnemonic: give わ one quick picture, say "wa" out loud, then pair it with ワ.

wo

Use an image mnemonic: give を one quick picture, say "wo" out loud, then pair it with ヲ.

n

Use a sound cue here: hear ん as final "n," say it aloud, then pair it with ン.

a

Use an image mnemonic: give ア one quick picture, say "a" out loud, then pair it with あ.

i

Use an image mnemonic: give イ one quick picture, say "i" out loud, then pair it with い.

u

Use an image mnemonic: give ウ one quick picture, say "u" out loud, then pair it with う.

e

Use an image mnemonic: give エ one quick picture, say "e" out loud, then pair it with え.

o

Use an image mnemonic: give オ one quick picture, say "o" out loud, then pair it with お.

ka

Use an image mnemonic: give カ one quick picture, say "ka" out loud, then pair it with か.

ki

Use an image mnemonic: give キ one quick picture, say "ki" out loud, then pair it with き.

ku

Use an image mnemonic: give ク one quick picture, say "ku" out loud, then pair it with く.

ke

Use an image mnemonic: give ケ one quick picture, say "ke" out loud, then pair it with け.

ko

Use an image mnemonic: give コ one quick picture, say "ko" out loud, then pair it with こ.

sa

Use an image mnemonic: give サ one quick picture, say "sa" out loud, then pair it with さ.

shi

Use an image mnemonic: give シ one quick picture, say "shi" out loud, then pair it with し.

su

Use an image mnemonic: give ス one quick picture, say "su" out loud, then pair it with す.

se

Use an image mnemonic: give セ one quick picture, say "se" out loud, then pair it with せ.

FAQ

Is Japanese Hiragana Katakana 50 Sounds free?

Japanese Hiragana Katakana 50 Sounds is a free official Tomaru deck. You can view the content and start learning directly.

How many words are in Japanese Hiragana Katakana 50 Sounds?

This deck currently includes 208 vocabulary cards with meanings, parts of speech, and examples on the page.

Who is Japanese Hiragana Katakana 50 Sounds for?

Built for beginners who want one complete starter kana deck instead of splitting hiragana, katakana, dakuten, and contracted sounds across separate charts.

Can I review Japanese Hiragana Katakana 50 Sounds with spaced repetition?

Yes. You can add Japanese Hiragana Katakana 50 Sounds to Tomaru and review it with FSRS spaced repetition.