The Jouyou KanjiThese are the (Jouyou Kanji), which have been
specified for use in schools in Japan.
See the English Wikipedia page or the Japanese Wikipedia page
for more information. You can also
download the official document (in Japanese).NB: The changes to
the mentioned below became official on 30 November 2010. Thispage
will be updated to reflect that (eventually).
Wikipedia also has a very detailed list of the.
There is also a page of the standard readings of these
kanji.
The list has been under review for several years. In July 2008
the announced a list of 188 kanji proposed for addition. They
include quitecommon kanji such as () and (""). The full list
is:
Five kanji are also marked for removal: .
In September 2008 the above proposal was varied to include , ,
and , and drop .
The decision on this proposal is due in early 2009.
Kanji For Use In Names
These are the 893. They are not, but may be used in and other
officialnames registers.
The following batch (878 out of the 983) are in the JIS X 0208
set. The remaining 105 are in the JIS
X 0212/0213 sets.
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