Hentsuku: Daily Kanji Puzzle

One kanji a day. Assemble the scattered parts — radicals and components — to build today's character. Everyone plays the same daily puzzle, and your solving path becomes an emoji grid you can share without spoilers. Place a part in the right spot for a "hit"; use the right part in the wrong spot for a "close". Every move gets feedback.

■ One shared puzzle every day A new puzzle unlocks at midnight (JST). Today's puzzle is free to play.

■ Share your path, not the answer After you clear, you get your move count, emoji grid, and streak. The answer character is never shown, so you can paste it straight into X or LINE. It's text only, so it copies and pastes easily.

■ Collect an origin illustration Clear the day's puzzle to earn an illustration of that character's origin for your collection. Because character origins have several theories, notes are phrased as "one theory suggests…".

■ Level up in Practice mode Practice mode has 130 levels: clear them in order, from gentle kanji to trickier ones, and replay cleared levels anytime. You can also revisit recent past puzzles — including days you missed.

■ Hints and accessibility Three hint levels help when you're stuck. Larger text and parts, feedback that doesn't rely on color alone (shapes and symbols too), and one-handed play are all supported.

■ Premium (one-time ¥1,000) Remove ads, unlock all past puzzles, make every hint free, and view the collection in high resolution. It's a one-time purchase, not a subscription, and Restore Purchases is supported.

■ Honest notes ・The origin illustrations in the collection are made with generative AI. AI is not used to create the puzzles themselves. ・Character origins have multiple theories; this app is for enjoying kanji, not a claim of educational accuracy. ・There are no forced ads on the daily puzzle. Ads appear mainly in practice and past puzzles, and every feature stays reachable even when an ad can't be shown.

Credits: Kanji component shapes use KanjiVG (Ulrich Apel, CC BY-SA 3.0); readings and radical data reference KANJIDIC2 (EDRDG, CC BY-SA 4.0). Details are in Settings > License & Credits.