碑

How to Write the stone monument bearing an inscription (esp. memorial for future generations) Kanji 碑 – Stroke Order

The kanji 碑 means "stone monument bearing an inscription (esp. memorial for future generations), stele, stela" and is part of the JLPT N1 curriculum. This character is essential for Japanese learners to master. Use the interactive stroke order diagram above to learn the correct writing sequence and practice until you can write it from memory.

碑 stone monument bearing an inscription (esp. memorial for future generations) Kanji – Readings and Usage

碑 has multiple readings depending on context:

• Onyomi (音読み): いしぶみ - This is the Chinese-derived reading
• Kunyomi (訓読み): - This is the native Japanese reading

Learning Tips for 碑 (stone monument bearing an inscription (esp. memorial for future generations))

• Practice writing the strokes in the correct order shown in the animation on paper
• Pay attention to stroke direction and sequence
• Start slowly and build up speed as you become more comfortable
• Use spaced repetition to review this kanji regularly
• Watch captioned YouTube videos such as Speak Japanese Naturally