Spaced repetition apps, browser extensions, flashcard tools and study utilities.
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Renshuu can instantly adjust what and how you see Japanese to match your knowledge level, down to each, individual kanji.
Web application for learning kanji, radicals, and vocabulary using spaced repetition and mnemonics to help learners progress from basic to advanced reading ability.
A free Japanese-only collection of 100 browser quizzes and 525 questions with answer explanations. No registration is required; best suited to stronger readers and optional classroom or group activities.
Five series of graded readers with controlled vocabulary, furigana, pictures, and audio recordings for learners from beginner to advanced levels. Includes free web books and paid series from multiple publishers.
Strips furigana readings from pasted text so the kanji can be read without help.
Monthly roundup of new Japanese learning tools and apps, covering grammar exercises, reading apps, vocabulary games, and writing systems for learners at various levels.
A Chrome extension that shows the vocabulary of the anime episode playing on Crunchyroll or Netflix as you watch.
A flashcard deck of 159 kanji for JLPT N4 learners who have completed N5. Each card includes the kanji, English meaning, readings, and example sentences with translations.
A ranked list of web novels from 小説家になろう with automatic difficulty ratings and vocabulary statistics to help learners find texts appropriate for their level.
Free Japanese kana dictation and gojuon practice for absolute beginners. Listening drills, gojuon charts, and a practice library. No account required.
A detailed review of Bunpro, a spaced repetition app for studying Japanese grammar and vocabulary. The review covers features, functionality, and whether the app is worth adding to a study routine.
A free guide to reading Japanese websites, with a worked library-notice exercise, glosses, comprehension questions, reading suggestions by level, and 25 useful words. It explains how to combine original-text reading with contextual lookups and optional bilingual support.
Reference table of all 214 traditional kanji radicals with their meanings, readings, positions within characters, and stroke numbers.
Spaced repetition flashcard deck containing 673 vocabulary words for the JLPT N4 level, with kanji, readings, meanings, and example sentences in Japanese and English.
A curated directory of Japanese learning resources including textbooks, courses, apps, and tools for all levels. The site organizes materials by topic and provides beginner guidance on learning paths.
An iOS app by the Japan Foundation that teaches kanji characters through associative illustrations, audio, animation, and example sentences, with games to practice and confirm learning.
A kanji learning resource that teaches characters through radical organization and mnemonic systems, designed for self-study learners with basic hiragana and katakana knowledge who want practical, everyday kanji study.
Educational app for learning kanji characters through illustrated memory hints, audio, animation, and example sentences, with games to test retention.
Our language learning app works across devices and features thousands of recordings, explanations, lessons, animations of hiragana, katakana, and kanji characters, and so much more.
Satori Reader is an app and web platform offering over 1650 Japanese stories with integrated grammar explanations, vocabulary support, and adjustable text displays for intermediate learners.
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