All in One Kanji Deck (Heisig's RTK Order)

This deck has the same content as this deck: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/798002504 Please check the description and updates to the deck in the above link. It seems like many of you requested a RTK order version of the deck, so I made this deck. You can always customize the deck the way you want, such as delete/suspend recall cards, add your own tags, change the card format, etc. However, in my personal opinion, learning kanji outside jouyou list just doesn't make sense, those kanji will take you a LOT of time to learn and even doesn't help you much in reading general japanse. (3 RTK books cover 3007 kanji, which means nearly 1000 kanji not in jouyou list) So it's my advice that if you use the RTK order of this deck, you should suspend all kanji outside jouyou list (they are mostly kanjis from RTK3, I think), and maybe just unsuspend the primitives that help you remember later kanji. Update: I've made a tag called "ShouldSuspend" for these kanji, you can choose the tag and suspend them all in one hit with anki browser. PS: To reply to the comment that said this deck is not up to date: Thanks for your comment :). I'm aware that recently the RTK book was updated. However I couldn't find an updated version of the RTK index on the net, if you can provide me the new index, I would be pleased to update it to this deck. But I'm pretty sure that this doesn't affect much when you learn with this deck, it's the ALL in one kanji deck anyway :), and the old index is still good and widely used in anki community. To make it clear, the new RTK1 version added 196 kanjis from Jouyou list, and those kanjis are already included in this deck. UPDATE: Thanks to the new index source you provided in your comment, I've made a new deck based on that source. It's here: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1862058740 I still keep this deck for those who prefer this old index can get updates from this deck. If you start from beginning, you should go for the new deck. Anyway, if you want me to improve something with the deck, feel free to leave a comment :). PS: It's better to use this deck as a companion with the RTK book, so buy the book to support it if you can :).

Sample Data

Kanji	知
Onyomi	チ
Kunyomi	し.る、し.らせる
Nanori	さと, さとる, しり, しれ, とも, のり
English	know, wisdom
Examples	知合い(しりあい): acquaintance知事(ちじ): prefectural governor知る(しる): to know; to understand; to be acquainted with; to feel知識(ちしき): knowledge; information知人(ちじん): friend; acquaintance知恵(ちえ): (1) wisdom; wit; sagacity; sense; intelligence (2) prajna (insight leading to enlightenment)知的(ちてき): intellectual通知(つうち): notice; notification; report; posting承知(しょうち): (1) acknowledgment; acknowledgement; awareness (2) consent; acceptance; assent; admitting; compliance; agreement未知(みち): not yet known; unknown; strange知性(ちせい): intelligence知能(ちのう): intelligence; brains無知(むち): ignorance; innocence; stupidityかも知れない(かもしれない): may; might; perhaps; may be; possibly知らせ(しらせ): notice; notification知らせる(しらせる): to notify; to advise; to inform旧知(きゅうち): old friend; old friendship
JLPT Level	4
Jouyou Grade	2
Frequency	205
Components	矢: dart; arrow口: mouth
Number of Strokes	8
Kanji Radical	矢
Radical Number	111
Radical Strokes	5
Radical Reading	や・やへん
Traditional Form	(none)
Classification	会意 Compound Ideographic
Keyword	know
Koohii Story 1	I should know. After all, I did graduate from Dartmouth!
Koohii Story 2	[know; wisdom] [An arrow 矢 like mouth 口] If you know the answers, they will fly like darts from your mouth.
RTK Index	1223
Tags	JLPT.N4 grade2 kanjifreq1-250 Kanji_Human.Activities_Culture.Art

Kanji	鵠
Onyomi	コクくぐい
Kunyomi
Nanori
English	swan
Examples
JLPT Level	0
Jouyou Grade	S+
Frequency	2292
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Number of Strokes
Kanji Radical
Radical Number
Radical Strokes
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Keyword
Koohii Story 1
Koohii Story 2
RTK Index
Tags	JLPT.N0 ShouldSuspend gradeS+ kanjifreq2001-2500

Kanji	投
Onyomi	トウ
Kunyomi	な.げる、-な.げ
Nanori
English	throw, discard, abandon, launch into, join, invest in, hurl, give up, sell at a loss
Examples	投資(とうし): investment投票(とうひょう): voting; poll投書(とうしょ): letter to the editor; letter from a reader; contribution投入(とうにゅう): (1) throwing into; inserting; depositing (2) investment; putting in (personnel, etc.) (3) release of a product (4) making (an electrical circuit)投げ出す(なげだす): (1) to throw down; to throw out; to stretch out (one's legs) (2) to abandon; to resign (3) to give freely; to give generously; to sacrifice (e.g. one's life) (4) to start to throw投げる(なげる): (1) to throw; to cast away (2) to face defeat; to give up
JLPT Level	3
Jouyou Grade	3
Frequency	236
Components	手: hand殳: pike; windy-again radical (no. 79)
Number of Strokes	7
Kanji Radical	手
Radical Number	64
Radical Strokes	4
Radical Reading	て・てへん
Traditional Form	(none)
Classification	会意 Compound Ideographic
Keyword	throw
Koohii Story 1	Well, you usually use your fingers to throw objects used as missile weapons. Easy. By the way, for those of you looking for a less anachronistic image for the missile primitive as a modern rocket, try a slingshot. it´s a crotch (originally a tree branch) that sends missile projectiles flying into/like the wind. And for this present kanji, it is something you naturally use with your fingers...
Koohii Story 2	If you use the primitive "semen" (flying in the wind from your crotch) instead of missile then all kanjis with this primitive will hilariously create a perfect story.
RTK Index	706
Tags	JLPT.N3 grade3 kanjifreq1-250