About Kanji.Jepang.org

What This Product Is

Kanji.Jepang.org helps Japanese learners in Indonesia find meanings, readings, related vocabulary, and example sentences in one place.

This site is not a general blog. Its job is to be an interactive kanji dictionary for browsing, search, and deeper per-character reference.

Who Builds It

Kanji.Jepang.org is operated by Septian Ganendra S. K. (sepTN), a software engineer and active open-source contributor (including contributions to Godot Engine).

That engineering background helps keep pages organized, consistent, and easier to check when something needs correction or revision.

The product direction is also shaped by more than a decade of Japanese study, from self-study to JLPT certification.

In 2014, that learning journey was documented in an official archive from the Consulate-General of Japan in Surabaya. This public trail helps readers see that the product grew out of long-running real study, not a one-off anonymous project.

From Labs to Product

Kanji.Jepang.org began as an experiment in Jepang.org Labs and was first aimed at JLPT kanji practice.

As the site grew, users needed more than short drills. The product expanded into a fuller kanji reference with better search, browse routes, and detail pages.

Product Shape Today

Today, Kanji.Jepang.org is an Indonesia-first interactive kanji dictionary with broader coverage than the original Labs version.

You can use it for kanji lookup, per-character detail pages, JLPT, Jōyō, Jinmeiyō, Kanken, radicals, and hyōgai, then continue into practice features when needed.

Practice still exists, but its role is to support a fuller reference product.

Ecosystem Context

Kanji.Jepang.org is part of the Jepang.org ecosystem: education products built for Japanese learners in Indonesia.

The goal is simple: offer an Indonesia-first kanji reference that is easy to use, clear to follow, and dependable enough for long-term study.

Technical Foundation & Open Source

Core site data is supported by open-source projects also maintained by Septian Ganendra S. K. (sepTN). The main foundation is kanji-data, so readers can inspect a large part of the source behind the site.

Other projects such as kanji-png-gif help with visual assets. This open-source approach makes the site easier to inspect while keeping it lightweight to use.

Corrections and Accountability

This page also shows where to read the editorial standards and where to send corrections.

If you find a wrong meaning, a confusing label, or a broken link, send a specific report so we can review it quickly.