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This hiragana chart printable page gives you the full 46-character chart in a clean layout built for desk study and handwriting review. It keeps the kana grouped by row, shows the romaji clearly, and adds the most important voiced and combination sounds so you can print one reference page and use it daily.
Best use: print one copy for quick recognition review and one copy for writing practice beside your notebook.
| Row | Characters | Romaji |
|---|---|---|
| A row | あ い う え お | a / i / u / e / o |
| K row | か き く け こ | ka / ki / ku / ke / ko |
| S row | さ し す せ そ | sa / shi / su / se / so |
| T row | た ち つ て と | ta / chi / tsu / te / to |
| N row | な に ぬ ね の | na / ni / nu / ne / no |
| H row | は ひ ふ へ ほ | ha / hi / fu / he / ho |
| M row | ま み む め も | ma / mi / mu / me / mo |
| Y row | や ゆ よ | ya / yu / yo |
| R row | ら り る れ ろ | ra / ri / ru / re / ro |
| W row | わ を ん | wa / wo / n |
| Group | Japanese | Romaji |
|---|---|---|
| Dakuten row | が ぎ ぐ げ ご | ga / gi / gu / ge / go |
| Dakuten row | ざ じ ず ぜ ぞ | za / ji / zu / ze / zo |
| Dakuten row | だ ぢ づ で ど | da / ji / zu / de / do |
| Dakuten row | ば び ぶ べ ぼ | ba / bi / bu / be / bo |
| Handakuten row | ぱ ぴ ぷ ぺ ぽ | pa / pi / pu / pe / po |
| Group | Japanese | Romaji |
|---|---|---|
| Yoon set | きゃ きゅ きょ | kya / kyu / kyo |
| Yoon set | しゃ しゅ しょ | sha / shu / sho |
| Yoon set | ちゃ ちゅ ちょ | cha / chu / cho |
| Yoon set | にゃ にゅ にょ | nya / nyu / nyo |
| Yoon set | ひゃ ひゅ ひょ | hya / hyu / hyo |
| Yoon set | みゃ みゅ みょ | mya / myu / myo |
| Yoon set | りゃ りゅ りょ | rya / ryu / ryo |
This page is a printable hiragana chart with the full 46-character basic set, the main dakuten rows, and common combination sounds. It is designed for quick desk reference and handwriting support, not just passive browsing.
Romaji is helpful for the first few reviews, but strong learners cover it quickly and test direct kana recognition. That is why this chart keeps the romaji visible but easy to ignore after the basics stick.
Either works. Black and white is fine because the real value is clean spacing and readable character size. If you write on the page often, black and white is usually the more practical version.
Use the printable chart together with stroke-order review, writing practice, and a recognition quiz. That sequence is what turns a static chart into long-term recall.
Yes. The main table uses your core 46-character app order, then adds the voiced rows and common combination sounds that beginners usually need next.
Because printing alone is passive. You still need active recall, writing practice, and repeated exposure to similar-looking kana such as め and ぬ or わ and れ.
YoruLearn helps you move from printed reference pages to faster recall through guided review and daily practice.