Diccionarios Japoneses

New Japanese-English Character Dictionary

by Jack Halpern

One of the best kanji dictionaries available.

Essential Kanji

Kanji and Kana: A Handbook and Dictionary of the Japanese Writing System

by Wolfgang Hadamitzky and Mark Spahn

An introduction to katakana, hiragana and the 1,945 kanji on the
jōyō kanji hyō (List of Chinese Characters
for General Use) plus an extra 284 kanji used for names. Each entry
includes on and kun pronunciation, stroke order,
and examples of usage.

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Kodansha's Furigana Japanese Dictionary

Kodansha’s Furigana Japanese Dictionary: Japanese-English English-Japanese

by Kodansha

A handy, small dictionary which uses furigana to show
the readings of kanji, includes many examples of usage,
and explains in detail hundreds of words, names and
phrases of special relevance to English-speaking students
of Japanese.

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Random House Japanese-English, English-Japanese Dictionary

by Seigo Nakao

Contains more than 50,000 entries, including common idioms, phrases,
and expressions. Japanese words are shown in kanji/kana and romaji.
Suitable for beginners and intermediate students of Japanese.

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Japanese-English Dictionary

by Mamoru Shimizu (Editor)

A comprehensive dictionary arranged according to hiragana order.

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English-Japanese Dictionary

by Shigeo Kawamoto (Editor)

A comprehensive dictionary which unfortunately doesn’t include the
readings of kanji. Aimed at Japanese students of English, but suitable
for advanced students of Japanese.

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Kodansha Kanji Learner's Dictionary