Links to other Kanji databases

Some interesting links to other websites about Kanji.

Kanjidamage	The kanji book you wanted to have when you first started studying
Jeffrey's Kanji lookup	This server provides access to a lot of information on over 12100 different kanji. The data comes from kanjidic (and optionally, kanjd212), both compiled by Jim Breen. Once you find a character, you can use it in dictionary queries.
Kanji database project	Japanese Kanji database site
Kanji dictionary	KANJIDIC and KANJD212 Kanji database files. The KANJIDIC file contains comprehensive information about Japanese kanji. It is a text file with one line for each of the 6,355 kanji specified in the JIS X 0208-1990 set, plus a header line. (For information about this set, see Appendix A of the documentation file.) The KANJD212 file is also a text file containing comprehensive information about the 5,801 kanji in the JIS X 0212-1990 supplementary character set.
Oxford University Kanji database	Database for the 1,945 basic Japanese kanji (J-1945D) [Electronic resource] / by Tamaoka, Kirsner, Yanase, Miyaoka and Kawakami
ZKanji studytool and dictionary	Look up over 190,000 words from the JMDict Japanese dictionary database, with zkanji's easy to use dictionary interface. Bring up the popup dictionary with system wide shortcuts, type hiragana and katakana without switching to Japanese keyboard, search for inflected word forms and see what inflections affected the words, write kanji with your mouse, see information about kanji and browse example sentences, all in one place.
The Kanji Map	Kanji are represented with nodes and the connection between them with edges in a 3D force-directed graph. Click/tap on visible nodes or use the search field to change the selected node.