Japanese kanji identifier pdf torrent

Japanese kanji identifier

Background.
Back when I started learning kanji I was looking for an easy way to find and read any given Japanese kanji. This way before smartphones and apps and the main system seemed to be to either count the brush strokes or work out the main radical and look them up from there. There had to be an easier way than that.

I also wanted to see all the similar kanji grouped together because that was confusing me, as well. So I got a kanji dictionary, scanned them in, re-arranged them into some semblance of an order that made sense to me and this is the result.

If you don't think much of it then please bear in mind this was produced by me, for me. I still find it useful from time to time, especially as it's now on my phone and I can carry it around and access it more easily than when it was in printed form. You may find it useful, you may not.

How to use.
1 - There are three main indexes: "Flat topped", "Single spike on top" and "All the rest".
2 - Look at the top-most or left-most part of the kanji and go to the corresponding index.
3 - Find that symbol/radical. Tap on the page number to take you to a whole page view of where it is or tap on the symbol itself to go to its sub-section.
4 - Just play with it, you'll get the idea. :-)