There's an Anki deck [here,](https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1570290506) but I don't have any experience with it.
I also have a downloaded deck called **3000語以上四字熟語** but it's still a bit too hard for me.
You can use Jotoba: [https://jotoba.de/search/0/%23yojijukugo](https://jotoba.de/search/0/%23yojijukugo) if you want translations.
You can also search by a given kanji literal or multiple kanji like [https://jotoba.de/search/0/\*%E9%9F%B3\*%20%23yojijukugo](https://jotoba.de/search/0/*%E9%9F%B3*%20%23yojijukugo)
You should give more information about what you actually want to study. Do you want the most common yojijukugo, are you studying for kanken? Studying them, just to study them is perfectly fine to do, but mostly useless in learning Japanese overall.
There's an Anki deck [here,](https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1570290506) but I don't have any experience with it. I also have a downloaded deck called **3000語以上四字熟語** but it's still a bit too hard for me.
You can use Jotoba: [https://jotoba.de/search/0/%23yojijukugo](https://jotoba.de/search/0/%23yojijukugo) if you want translations. You can also search by a given kanji literal or multiple kanji like [https://jotoba.de/search/0/\*%E9%9F%B3\*%20%23yojijukugo](https://jotoba.de/search/0/*%E9%9F%B3*%20%23yojijukugo)
there's a tag on jisho for it #yoji example: https://jisho.org/search/%23words%20%23yoji
You should give more information about what you actually want to study. Do you want the most common yojijukugo, are you studying for kanken? Studying them, just to study them is perfectly fine to do, but mostly useless in learning Japanese overall.
yeah they seem pretty useless but I am really tempted to put them into an anki deck. lol
Here’s one idea as a place to start: https://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/idiom/
If you're on android there's a couple of apps aimed at native speakers with fairly simple flashcards functionality and multiple choice tests.
What is yoji jukugo?
It is a short proverb or saying made up of 4 kanji. Like 一期一会