Spaced repetition apps, browser extensions, flashcard tools and study utilities.
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An iOS app developed by The Japan Foundation that teaches kanji through illustrations, audio, animation, and stroke order, with games to reinforce learning. Designed for beginner-level Japanese learners.
A browser extension that turns web pages into Japanese learning material by providing pop-up definitions, kanji stroke order, audio pronunciation, and automatic Anki flashcard creation.
An interactive calculator for Japanese counters that shows correct kanji, hiragana, and romaji for numbers 1-10 across twelve common counter categories, with pronunciation variations noted.
An interactive tool that recognizes kanji drawn with a mouse, matching handwritten input against a database of kanji to help learners identify characters they encounter.
Guide to all 214 traditional kanji radicals with meanings, stroke counts, and example characters. Includes a free downloadable PDF reference for learners beginning kanji study.
Interactive flashcards for JLPT N3 vocabulary with audio pronunciation, example sentences, and spaced repetition system. Designed for learners preparing for the N3 level proficiency test.
About page for Practice Japanese, a learning platform offering grammar lessons, interactive exercises, and study tools developed by a language learner.
Comparison of five furigana reader tools online, explaining what each tool does and how to choose based on reading goals. For learners seeking ways to read Japanese texts with pronunciation guides.
A curated list of 192 Japanese learning resources organized by category, including software tools, textbooks, grammar guides, kanji study materials, listening practice, and community platforms for learners of all levels.
Free interactive tool that animates the correct stroke order for 2,126 kanji and all hiragana and katakana characters, with stroke numbers and explanations of stroke order rules for learners.
Review and comparison of FluentU Japanese, a video-based learning platform costing $30 per month, evaluating its features, limitations, and alternatives for learners at different levels.
A physical wall calendar featuring 360 kanji from JLPT N5 to N3 levels, with daily entries showing meanings, readings, and vocabulary words for learners who want structured kanji practice integrated into their routine.
Free online tool that breaks Japanese sentences into tokens with readings, dictionary forms, parts of speech, and grammar notes. Designed for JLPT learners to build reading speed and understand sentence structure.
Free printable worksheets and charts for learning hiragana and katakana, with practice exercises for writing, vocabulary, pronunciation, and particles. Designed for complete beginners and children.
Guides and free printable resources for learning hiragana, katakana, kanji, and Japanese numbers, with tools for practice and games for different levels. Designed for beginners starting their Japanese study.
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Help and support page for Genki Study Resources, a web tool that accompanies the Genki textbook series for Japanese learners. Provides answers to common questions about using the study materials and exercises.
iPhone app that displays JLPT vocabulary words on the lock screen at customizable intervals, with kanji, readings, meanings in multiple languages, and native pronunciation.
Kanshudo offers spaced repetition flashcards for studying kanji, vocabulary, grammar and example sentences, with automatic progress tracking and mastery scoring across difficulty levels.
A searchable library of Japanese grammar points organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1, with brief definitions and examples for each pattern.
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