A day-by-day plan to learn the 46 basic hiragana in a week, with the complete chart and practice tips, plus how to continue with the JLPT N5 batch in Bavdhan.

Who this guide is for Students, college-goers and working professionals in Bavdhan, Pashan, Kothrud, Baner and Warje who want to start learning Japanese.
JLPT N5 batch starts 15 Nov 2026

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Quick Facts

BatchJapanese JLPT N5, beginners welcome
Starts15 November 2026
TimingAfternoon, 3 PM to 5 PM
ModeOnline or offline at our Bavdhan centre
Batch size8 to 10 students
LocationD-402 Dnyanmanjula, Near Acharya House, Bavdhan, Pune 411021
EnquireWhatsApp or call 7709585248

The Hiragana Chart

These are the 46 basic hiragana with their sounds. Read across each row.

RowCharacters (with sound)
Vowelsあ a · い i · う u · え e · お o
Kか ka · き ki · く ku · け ke · こ ko
Sさ sa · し shi · す su · せ se · そ so
Tた ta · ち chi · つ tsu · て te · と to
Nな na · に ni · ぬ nu · ね ne · の no
Hは ha · ひ hi · ふ fu · へ he · ほ ho
Mま ma · み mi · む mu · め me · も mo
Yや ya · ゆ yu · よ yo
Rら ra · り ri · る ru · れ re · ろ ro
W and Nわ wa · を wo · ん n

Your 7-Day Plan

Spend about 20 to 30 minutes a day. Each day, learn the new row, then review everything from earlier days.

  1. Day 1: Vowels and K row. あ い う え お and か き く け こ.
  2. Day 2: S and T rows. さ し す せ そ and た ち つ て と.
  3. Day 3: N row and H row. な に ぬ ね の and は ひ ふ へ ほ.
  4. Day 4: M, Y and R rows. ま み む め も, や ゆ よ and ら り る れ ろ.
  5. Day 5: W row and ん. わ を ん, then review all 46.
  6. Day 6: Test yourself. Cover the sounds and read the chart in random order. Write the ones you miss.
  7. Day 7: Read real words. Read simple words such as さくら (sakura), ねこ (neko) and みず (mizu).

Tips That Make It Stick

  • Write each character by hand, following the stroke order, while saying the sound.
  • Use a small story or picture for look-alike pairs such as さ and き, or ぬ and め.
  • Review a little every day. Short repeated practice beats one long session.
  • Avoid romaji as early as possible so you read Japanese, not letters.
Hiragana is only the first step. Katakana, kanji, grammar and listening follow in a structured JLPT N5 course.

Join The JLPT N5 Batch At EduFest, Bavdhan

EduFest Junior Academy is starting a beginner Japanese batch for the JLPT N5 exam on 15 November 2026. Classes run from 3 PM to 5 PM in the afternoon, and you can attend offline at our Bavdhan centre or online.

The batch is limited to 8 to 10 students so every learner gets speaking practice and individual attention. No prior Japanese is needed. The trainer is Sayali Mahajan, who has cleared JLPT N3 and has more than 6 years of teaching experience.

You can book a free demo class before you decide. WhatsApp or call 7709585248.

Frequently Asked Questions

There are 46 basic hiragana. Additional sounds are made by adding small marks or combining small characters.

Most learners can recognise all 46 in about a week with daily practice and review. Fluent reading takes a little longer.

Katakana next, then basic grammar, vocabulary and kanji. This is the order followed in a JLPT N5 course.

Yes. The EduFest JLPT N5 batch starting 15 November 2026 begins with hiragana and katakana, so you can join with no background.
New JLPT N5 Japanese batch starts 15 November 2026, 3 to 5 PM, online and offline. WhatsApp 7709585248 to reserve a seat or book a free demo.
JLPT N5 batch starts 15 Nov 2026

Reserve Your Seat In The Japanese Batch

Continue from hiragana to JLPT N5 with a trainer and a small batch. Share your name and number and we will contact you.

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