The Japan Foundation has some guides on their web sites that do help.
(http://www.jpf.go.jp/e/kansai/index.html)
Actually there are a lot of sites, dashboard gadgets and stuff out there to help you memorize kanjis or learn the weirdest combinations.. remember that even the japanese average citizen does not know all of them. Unlike our alphabet where one does learn how to read and then move on to grammar and vocabulary theirs recquire you to keep learning the kanjis virtually forever. Even they do, so, ??????????.
This may help as well, ( http://www.rikai.com/perl/Home.pl )
good luck
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The Japan Foundation has some guides on their web sites that do help. (http://www.jpf.go.jp/e/kansai/index.html) Actually there are a lot of sites, dashboard gadgets and stuff out there to help you memorize kanjis or learn the weirdest combinations.. remember that even the japanese average citizen does not know all of them. Unlike our alphabet where one does learn how to read and then move on to grammar and vocabulary theirs recquire you to keep learning the kanjis virtually forever. Even they do, so, ??????????. This may help as well, ( http://www.rikai.com/perl/Home.pl ) good luck