>>14434034Learning Kanji by themselves is not an efficient strategy as I've found out.
Sure, it works fine for your first 200 or so, but all of them?
From my own experience:
First, FAMILIARIZE yourself with all the jouyou kanji (learn how to write and distinguish them, forget about readings and meaning at first).
Second, learn vocabulary (kanji + kana reading + meaning).
Third, practice writing the kanji from the vocabulary from memory.
I found it so much easier to memorize and retain kanji after I had a vocabulary word I was familiar with to associate it with.
All of this can be done with available Anki decks, too.
