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Ministry of Education's list of kanjis (Grade 1 to 6)

I'd appreciate if the list from the Japanese education system could be added.

Full list here:

https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%AD%A6%E5%B9%B4%E5%88%A5%E6%BC%A2%E5%AD%97%E9%85%8D%E5%BD%93%E8%A1%A8

This is the list from the Ministry of Education, and my kids (attending Japanese hoshuko, in North America) could benifit from this.

I'm happy to format the list into a suitable format, if you could provide an example.

I can also group them into reasonable sublists (~10 per 'lesson').

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I originally had this as an option, but the ordering was 99% identical to the JLPT list (which goes further to include non-jouyou kanji as well) so I took it out. If that doesn't suffice I could put it back in though.

AFAIK the ordering of the kanji within a given school-year is not prescribed, so either way your children would need to lookup whatever kanji they were taught each week if they want to follow along with the school.

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Thanks for the prompt response. I didn't realize JLPT is similar to what I was looking for, though I suppose it's not surprising since both are overseen by the same govt body.

My use case is strictly to use the app as a complement to the school curriculum (Gr 1-6 for now).

Regarding the ordering, if I understand correctly, there'd be 6 "lessons" and the first "lesson" (Grade 1) would contain 80 characters. I realize this probably doesn't really work with the SRS approach because there are too many to review in a single sitting. For our use case, it would mostly be used as an end-of-shool-year review.

tldr: I'd appreciate if it could be added back with each grade in its own "lesson". Again, I'm happy to help with formatting/filtering if I can.

Great app, and thanks!

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Alright I've added this for v0.22

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