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Find and Copy Japanese Characters

Browse a complete categorized character set, click any character to copy it, search by romaji, or copy the current results at once.

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A focused Japanese character copy tool

Includes standard and small Kana, voiced and semi-voiced forms, half-width Katakana, iteration marks, and Japanese era symbols.

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Every character is a separate button ready to paste into documents, social posts, or design tools.

Categories and romaji search

Filter Hiragana, Katakana, half-width forms, and symbols, or search by character and romaji.

Browser-local interaction

The character list and clipboard workflow run in your browser without sending input to a server.

How to find and copy Japanese characters

  1. Choose Hiragana, Katakana, half-width Kana, or Japanese symbols.
  2. Enter a character or a common romaji reading such as ka or shi to narrow the list.
  3. Click one character to copy it, or copy all currently filtered results and paste them where needed.

Japanese character copy and paste FAQ

Does the tool copy an image or editable text?

It copies editable Unicode text, not an image, so the result can be pasted into documents, messages, spreadsheets, and web forms.

What is the difference between full-width and half-width Katakana?

Full-width Katakana is standard in modern Japanese text. Half-width Katakana remains useful for legacy systems, constrained fields, and compatibility workflows.

Can I search Hiragana and Katakana by romaji?

Yes. Common readings are indexed, so searching ka finds か, カ, and カ. This is a character finder, not a full Japanese sentence-to-kana converter.

Why do some Japanese symbols look different after pasting?

The receiving app chooses the font. Era marks, enclosed forms, and compatibility characters can vary by font or operating system even though the copied Unicode character is unchanged.