The 79 kanji usually placed at JLPT N5, commonest first. Browse them, or test yourself on meanings and on and kun readings.
The JLPT publishes no official kanji list. This one is Jonathan Waller’s widely used new-JLPT grouping (tanos.co.uk), with readings, meanings and stroke counts from KANJIDIC (© EDRDG, CC BY-SA 4.0). It is an estimate of the level, not the examiner’s list. Your ticks are stored in this browser only.