1) kai, 2) e - meeting, 3) a(u) - to meet

Think of the kanji as a person sitting at a desk under a roof. Most meetings take place in a house with desks, ne.

1) sei, 2) shou, 3) ao(i) - blue (sometimes green)

Blue moon! You saw me standing alone. I saw you standing at the bottom part of this kanji.

It becomes aoi (add the i) when placed with a noun --> aoi ahiru - a blue duck. (strange example but you get the drift, right?)

1) seki, 2) shaku, 3) aka(i) - red

This kanji has done something embarrassing and is running away with it's face turned red (see the arms and legs running?)

1) mei, 2) myou, 3) aka(rui) - light, bright, to dawn

In the sky the 2 brightest objects are the sun (left) and the moon (right)

1) shuu, 2) aki - fall (the season), autumn

In the fall, many people burn leaves and things with fire (right part)

1) kuu, 2) kara, 3) sora - sky, air, empty

Think of a karate expert jumping in the air to break a board in two

1) kai, 2) hira(ku), 3) a(keru) - to open

Maybe you will recognize mon (gate) [門] I think of a man (in the middle) opening a large gate door by pushing with both arms
Be careful to not confuse open with close [閉] I think of close as a man kicking the door closed

1) aku, 2) waru(i) - bad, evil

It looks like an anvil or some heavy object on top of a heart [心] When you do something bad, your conscience (should) weigh heavy on your heart

1) chou, 2) asa - morning

1) ji, 2) aza - letter (from the alphabet...), character, mark

Think of a young child learning his alphabet under a roof

1) soku, 2) ashi - foot, feet, leg, 3) ta(riru) - to be enough sufficient

A person doing a split with his legs

When you say, 'ashi' it means both leg and foot. Japanese doesn't distinguish where one starts and the other stops

1) mi, 2) aji - taste, experience

Of course the kanji that deals with tastes has a kuchi (mouth) in it [口]

1) shin, 2) atara(shii) - new, fresh

Try to begin to look at kanji and get a feel for their meaning. I know it sounds strange, but as you progress you should be able to automatically catch its meaning at a glance. Look at this kanji and think of something new

1) shuu, 2) atsu(meru) - to collect, gather

This is a collection of lines

1) kei, 2) kyou, 3) ani - older brother

Think of a loud older brother with only a big mouth and 2 legs

1) shi, 2) ane -older sister

This kanji is made of 2 parts: onna (woman) [女] and city or market [市] - Maybe you can think of a connection, I can't.

1) ho, 2) bu, 3) ayu(mu) 4) aru(ku) - to walk, to step

The top part is to stop [止] and the bottom means a little [少] So when you walk a long distance you have to stop a little too

1) yuu, 2) u, 3) a(ru) - to have, to exist, is

There is a moon

1) an - safe, peaceful , 2) yasu(i) - cheap, inexpensive,

Remember this kanji has two different meanings: 1) safe and 2) cheap

1) i - to heal, to cure