Kana and kanji games, quizzes and word games.
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App for learning Japanese kanji, hiragana, and katakana through guided stroke-order practice and writing exercises, with support for JLPT levels N5 through N1. Also covers Korean Hangul and Chinese Hanzi.
An iOS app from The Japan Foundation that teaches katakana through illustrations, audio, animation, and quizzes for beginning learners.
Interactive quiz for beginners to practice Japanese vocabulary related to personal information such as names, addresses, and phone numbers. Includes a vocabulary list with romaji and English translations.
Mobile app teaching Japanese vocabulary, kanji, and kana through illustrated mini-games with five-minute daily sessions. Suitable for beginners and casual learners.
Interactive katakana quiz with multiple modes covering all 46 basic characters, dakuten, handakuten, and digraphs, where learners type romaji readings and receive instant feedback.
A gamified vocabulary app using space-themed gameplay to teach hundreds of beginner Japanese words through flashcards, audio, text, and visual aids.
Article introducing 20 Japanese puns (dajare) with explanations of types and examples. Helps learners understand wordplay, homophones, and sound-based humor in Japanese.
Quiz games teaching intransitive and transitive verbs for beginner and intermediate learners through videos, conversations, and pictures, plus onomatopoeia quizzes with ruby text and hints.
Blog covering Japanese learning topics including vocabulary games, study tools, and cultural content, along with travel experiences and product reviews related to Japan.
Educational app for learning kanji using mnemonic pictures, animations, and sound. Includes games to check understanding and explanations of the Japanese writing system for elementary level learners.
A collection of classroom activities and games for teaching Japanese reading to students learning hiragana, katakana, kanji and vocabulary. Includes board games, reading comprehension strategies, and online activities.
Interactive quiz for beginners to practice reading and saying Japanese numbers, telling time, and naming months at JLPT N5 level. Three modes with reference tables and ten questions per round.
Interactive kanji quiz that assesses your knowledge level and adjusts difficulty progressively, integrated with Kanshudo's broader platform of flashcards, grammar lessons, and vocabulary tools for learners of all levels.
A blog featuring vocabulary games, pronunciation guides, literature reviews, and cultural observations for Japanese learners of various levels.
AnimeVocab's Word Manga tool generates four-panel manga stories around vocabulary words learners save from anime, with romaji, translations, and recall checks for vocabulary practice between episodes.
Word Match is an interactive game on Kanshudo that helps learners expand their Japanese vocabulary by matching words with their readings and meanings. It tracks progress and allows study of missed words afterward.
Free interactive kanji games including Find the Missing Kanji and Jukugo Jumble at JLPT levels N5 through N1, with adjustable time limits for learners at all levels.
Open source tool for extracting and studying Japanese text from games and visual novels through OCR, popup dictionaries, and automatic flashcard creation with Anki integration.
Tilt your phone to drink and learn 飲む (nomu, “to drink”), blow to cool hot food and learn 熱い (atsui, “hot”) and smile at the camera to show joy and learn 嬉しい (ureshii, “happy”). Sensonym teaches Japanese vocabulary through interactive stories, on iOS and Android.
Tomori is a story-driven browser RPG for Japanese learners around N4–N3, with Japanese conversations and reading support. Chapter 1 is free to try without an account; its Kickstarter supports the planned ten-chapter adventure.
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