Spaced repetition apps, browser extensions, flashcard tools and study utilities.
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Download Akiba Run Away. by MASAHIRO MIZUTANI on the App Store.
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.
Discover our list of the best apps to learn Japanese, including their best use cases, pricing, pros and cons, and much more!
Mobile app providing JLPT practice questions from N4 to N1 levels with a review mode for incorrect answers and dark theme support.
Interactive stroke order guide for 十 (ten), a JLPT N5 kanji, with animated demonstrations, step-by-step diagrams, readings, and printable practice grids for beginners.
Guide to creating custom vocabulary lists with furigana using Excel and the Gensen Web automatic terminology extraction tool. Helps intermediate learners identify and organize important words from Japanese texts.
License and usage information for EDRDG dictionary files including JMdict, EDICT, and KANJIDIC, which form the foundation for many Japanese learning tools and applications.
Download Dinolingo Kids Learn Languages by Dino Lingo Inc. on the App Store.
Study exercises and practice activities for the Genki elementary Japanese textbook, available online and offline for self-study learners.
Interactive flashcards for practicing hiragana and katakana with four study modes: Study, Quiz, Match, and Review. Includes native-speaker audio and covers basic characters, dakuten, and yōon combinations.
A curated guide comparing free and freemium apps for learning Japanese, organized by learning goal from grammar and vocabulary to speaking and kanji practice. Helps learners choose tools matching their needs and level.
Article explaining the keyword mnemonic method for memorizing Japanese vocabulary by associating sounds with mental images that connect to English meanings.
Study site teaching 1,700 kanji through radical breakdown, mnemonics and jokes. Includes an Anki deck, radical and onyomi lookup, synonym explanations and tags for usage patterns.
Android app for learning kanji through mnemonic pictures, stroke order, animations, and example sentences, with two game types to test understanding. Designed for complete beginners in Japanese.
Guide to reading manga in Japanese for beginners, with recommended titles organized by difficulty level from N5 to N2, techniques for effective reading, and tools for looking up kanji while reading.
Guide to using italki, an online platform for connecting with native Japanese tutors for personalized lessons. Covers finding teachers, lesson formats, pricing, and strategies for maximizing learning gains at any level.
Download Anki flashcard decks for Genki 2nd and 3rd Edition textbooks, organized by lesson with vocabulary from the textbooks and Genki Study Resources.
Romaji-first Japanese learning for anime fans who cannot read kana yet. When romaji helps, when to switch to hiragana, and tools that support both.
Guide to sentence mining workflow for Japanese learners using Anki flashcards from anime, dramas, podcasts, and other native media. Covers source selection by JLPT level, card creation, and review strategies.
A flashcard platform offering curated Anki decks for Japanese vocabulary at JLPT N5, N4, and N3 levels, with native audio and contextual sentences. Learners download decks to study with Anki's spaced repetition system.
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