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Top 3 Hiragana Coloring Pages

Free printable Hiragana "Ki" coloring page

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Hiragana "Ki"

The "Ki" in "Kirin" (Giraffe)! With its long neck, it can reach the leaves on high trees.

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Free printable Hiragana "Sa" coloring page

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Hiragana "Sa"

The "Sa" in "Sakura"! Pink flowers that tell us spring is here

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Free printable Hiragana "So" coloring page

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Hiragana "So"

"So" for "sora" (sky)! A sky with the sun, clouds, and a rainbow

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Fun Facts About Hiragana

A few things worth knowing about Hiragana.

Free printable Hiragana "Ki" coloring page

Fun Facts About Hiragana "Ki"

Although a giraffe's neck is very long, the number of neck bones it has is seven, the same as a human.

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Free printable Hiragana "Ya" coloring page

Fun Facts About Hiragana "Ya"

Hiragana "Ya" was derived from the simplified form of the kanji "也", and Katakana "Ya" also originates from the same kanji "也".

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Free printable Hiragana "Ke" coloring page

Fun Facts About Hiragana "Ke"

Most erasers commonly used in Japan today are made of plastic, but they still retain the name from the time when they were made of rubber.

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Free printable Hiragana "Chi" coloring page

Fun Facts About Hiragana "Chi"

Before laying eggs, the female swallowtail butterfly taps a leaf with her front legs to confirm by taste whether it is a leaf her larvae can eat.

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Free printable Hiragana "I" coloring page

Fun Facts About Hiragana "I"

The pattern on the surface of a dog's nose is called a nose print, and like human fingerprints, it is unique to each individual.

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FAQ

Q. Are all the Hiragana coloring pages free?
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Yes. Every coloring page in the Hiragana category is free to use. Print them out or colour them digitally — whichever you prefer.
Q. Will the Hiragana coloring pages print clearly and at the right size?
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They should. Each Hiragana coloring page is provided as a high-resolution PDF or a large image, so it prints cleanly on a home printer.

Using the PDF is the safest option, because it prints at its original size.

If a page comes out too small or too large, check your printer settings and choose Actual size rather than Fit to page.
Q. How often are new Hiragana coloring pages added?
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New pages are added to the Hiragana category from time to time, based on requests and on the season.

You can see the latest additions on the home page or the new coloring pages page.

If there is a Hiragana coloring page you would like to see, please send us a request — we read all of them.
Q. Can I use the Hiragana coloring pages commercially or share the files?
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The coloring pages are for personal use, and for use in schools, nurseries, care homes and similar settings.

✕ Not allowed: selling the coloring pages, redistributing the files on a website or social media, or using them in products and merchandise.

Please see the Terms of Use for the full details.
Q. Can I post my finished Hiragana coloring page on social media?
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Please do — we would love to see it. When you share a finished Hiragana coloring page, a mention of this site or a link back is always appreciated.