I know the strokes well, or at least I did. I recall being corrected in class when I lived in Japan. I was so proud of my kanji and the strokes were completely

I know the strokes well, or at least I did. I recall being corrected in class when I lived in Japan. I was so proud of my kanji and the strokes were completely out of order and my Japanese classmates made me well aware of that. I'm actually building a way to practice the correct stroke order while reading Japanese classics. For example, this passage from Natsume Soseki's Kokoro: https://community.public.do/t/kokoro-by-natsume-soseki-paragraph-49/14089 https://community.public.do/t/kokoro-by-natsume-soseki-parag... If you click on the kanji section, you can click on any of the kanji and then a modal pops up with an animated kanji with correct stroke order and then a free draw canvas on the right.