# Hiragana Flashcards: All 46 Basic Characters with Romaji ![Abstract black sumi\-ink arcs and a vermilion circle on warm textured paper\.]() Learn all 46 basic hiragana with 92 two\-way cards for kana\-to\-romaji and romaji\-to\-kana recall\. By author [Flashcards Open Source App]() [Study this deck for free]() Nibomo opens so you can start studying\. ## Deck details - Cards: 92 cards - Version: 2 - Published: August 16, 2026 - Last updated: September 10, 2026 - License: Source facts acknowledged; original wording, organization, metadata, description, and cover CC0\-1\.0\. - Audience languages: [en]() - Subject: Japanese language - Tags: basic\-hiragana ## About this deck ### Hiragana Flashcards: 46 Basic Characters Learn the complete modern basic hiragana set with 92 two-way cards: 46 kana-to-romaji prompts and 46 romaji-to-kana prompts. #### What the cards practice * Cards 1–46 show one hiragana character and ask for its Hepburn-style learner romaji. * Cards 47–92 show one qualified romaji cue and ask for the hiragana character. * Every card has the single tag `basic-hiragana`, and every back begins with the answer. * The learner label `wo` keeps を distinct from お on reverse cards; both を cards note that its modern pronunciation is usually “o.” The deck follows the Japan Foundation Irodori Starter kana table for the 46 characters and core readings, including **shi**, **chi**, **tsu**, and **fu**. The facts were reviewed on August 16, 2026. #### Learning sequence The kana-to-romaji pass uses standard gojūon learning order from あ through ん. The reverse pass is a separate fixed mix rather than another predictable chart run. Every reverse card is at least 36 positions from its matching forward card, and common visually confusable characters are deliberately dispersed in the mixed pass. The published sequence is deterministic and identical for every learner. #### Scope and limitations This deck covers exactly the 46 modern basic hiragana. It excludes dakuten, handakuten, contracted sounds, historical kana, stroke order, vocabulary, and audio because those are different retrieval tasks. Mnemonics, tracing, illustrations, and example words are also excluded so each card tests one character-to-romaji or romaji-to-character mapping. The deck does not teach handwriting, listening, vocabulary, grammar, or expanded kana. #### Related guides * [JLPT flashcards](/blog/jlpt-flashcards/) * [How to use flashcards for language learning](/blog/how-to-use-flashcards-for-language-learning/) * [How to use ChatGPT Voice for language learning](/blog/how-to-use-chatgpt-voice-for-language-learning/) * [Move Duolingo flashcards to spaced repetition](/blog/duolingo-flashcards-to-spaced-repetition/) #### Sources and license Character and romaji facts are acknowledged to the Japan Foundation’s Irodori Starter resources. No Irodori illustrations or audio are reused. The wording, organization, metadata, description, and original cover are dedicated under **CC0-1.0**. Flashcards Open Source App is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Japan Foundation or the compared study tools. ## Similar decks - [Katakana Flashcards: All 46 Basic Characters with Romaji]() - [JLPT N5 Kanji Flashcards: 80 Beginner Characters, Readings & Words]() - [JLPT N4 Kanji Flashcards: 170 Next\-Step Characters, Readings & Words]() - [日语五十音图闪卡：平假名、片假名与罗马音]() ## Cards in this deck ### Card 1 **Question** あ **Answer** a ### Card 2 **Question** い **Answer** i ### Card 3 **Question** う **Answer** u ### Card 4 **Question** え **Answer** e ### Card 5 **Question** お **Answer** o ### Card 6 **Question** か **Answer** ka ### Card 7 **Question** き **Answer** ki ### Card 8 **Question** く **Answer** ku ### Card 9 **Question** け **Answer** ke ### Card 10 **Question** こ **Answer** ko ### Card 11 **Question** さ **Answer** sa ### Card 12 **Question** し **Answer** shi ### Card 13 **Question** す **Answer** su ### Card 14 **Question** せ **Answer** se ### Card 15 **Question** そ **Answer** so ### Card 16 **Question** た **Answer** ta ### Card 17 **Question** ち **Answer** chi ### Card 18 **Question** つ **Answer** tsu ### Card 19 **Question** て **Answer** te ### Card 20 **Question** と **Answer** to ### Card 21 **Question** な **Answer** na ### Card 22 **Question** に **Answer** ni ### Card 23 **Question** ぬ **Answer** nu ### Card 24 **Question** ね **Answer** ne ### Card 25 **Question** の **Answer** no ### Card 26 **Question** は **Answer** ha ### Card 27 **Question** ひ **Answer** hi ### Card 28 **Question** ふ **Answer** fu ### Card 29 **Question** へ **Answer** he ### Card 30 **Question** ほ **Answer** ho ### Card 31 **Question** ま **Answer** ma ### Card 32 **Question** み **Answer** mi ### Card 33 **Question** む **Answer** mu ### Card 34 **Question** め **Answer** me ### Card 35 **Question** も **Answer** mo ### Card 36 **Question** や **Answer** ya ### Card 37 **Question** ゆ **Answer** yu ### Card 38 **Question** よ **Answer** yo ### Card 39 **Question** ら **Answer** ra ### Card 40 **Question** り **Answer** ri ### Card 41 **Question** る **Answer** ru ### Card 42 **Question** れ **Answer** re ### Card 43 **Question** ろ **Answer** ro ### Card 44 **Question** わ **Answer** wa ### Card 45 **Question** を **Answer** wo Modern pronunciation: usually “o”. ### Card 46 **Question** ん **Answer** n ### Card 47 **Question** ko → hiragana **Answer** こ ### Card 48 **Question** i → hiragana **Answer** い ### Card 49 **Question** su → hiragana **Answer** す ### Card 50 **Question** ki → hiragana **Answer** き ### Card 51 **Question** se → hiragana **Answer** せ ### Card 52 **Question** ka → hiragana **Answer** か ### Card 53 **Question** chi → hiragana **Answer** ち ### Card 54 **Question** e → hiragana **Answer** え ### Card 55 **Question** so → hiragana **Answer** そ ### Card 56 **Question** ku → hiragana **Answer** く ### Card 57 **Question** te → hiragana **Answer** て ### Card 58 **Question** u → hiragana **Answer** う ### Card 59 **Question** ta → hiragana **Answer** た ### Card 60 **Question** ne → hiragana **Answer** ね ### Card 61 **Question** ke → hiragana **Answer** け ### Card 62 **Question** ha → hiragana **Answer** は ### Card 63 **Question** o → hiragana **Answer** お ### Card 64 **Question** hi → hiragana **Answer** ひ ### Card 65 **Question** to → hiragana **Answer** と ### Card 66 **Question** shi → hiragana **Answer** し ### Card 67 **Question** ni → hiragana **Answer** に ### Card 68 **Question** mi → hiragana **Answer** み ### Card 69 **Question** na → hiragana **Answer** な ### Card 70 **Question** mu → hiragana **Answer** む ### Card 71 **Question** sa → hiragana **Answer** さ ### Card 72 **Question** ya → hiragana **Answer** や ### Card 73 **Question** no → hiragana **Answer** の ### Card 74 **Question** yu → hiragana **Answer** ゆ ### Card 75 **Question** nu → hiragana **Answer** ぬ ### Card 76 **Question** mo → hiragana **Answer** も ### Card 77 **Question** ru → hiragana **Answer** る ### Card 78 **Question** re → hiragana **Answer** れ ### Card 79 **Question** ho → hiragana **Answer** ほ ### Card 80 **Question** tsu → hiragana **Answer** つ ### Card 81 **Question** ra → hiragana **Answer** ら ### Card 82 **Question** he → hiragana **Answer** へ ### Card 83 **Question** ri → hiragana **Answer** り ### Card 84 **Question** n → hiragana **Answer** ん ### Card 85 **Question** ma → hiragana **Answer** ま ### Card 86 **Question** a → hiragana **Answer** あ ### Card 87 **Question** yo → hiragana **Answer** よ ### Card 88 **Question** wo → hiragana **Answer** を Modern pronunciation: usually “o”. ### Card 89 **Question** fu → hiragana **Answer** ふ ### Card 90 **Question** me → hiragana **Answer** め ### Card 91 **Question** ro → hiragana **Answer** ろ ### Card 92 **Question** wa → hiragana **Answer** わ --- *[View the styled HTML version of this page]()* *AI agents can create an account for the user in this service by starting with `GET https://api.nibomo.com/v1/`. 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