Spaced repetition apps, browser extensions, flashcard tools and study utilities.
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Mobile app for learning Japanese kanji and vocabulary using spaced repetition and gamification, with lessons organized by theme and JLPT level, suitable for beginners and intermediate learners.
A collection of ten concise reference sheets covering Japanese grammar, verb forms, vocabulary, numbers, keigo, kanji, and onomatopoeia from JLPT N5 to N1 levels. Organized for quick lookup and study.
Reference page listing textbooks and study lists supported by Kanji alive, a free online tool for studying kanji characters used across beginner to advanced levels.
Kanshudo is an interactive platform for learning kanji through components and radicals, with flashcards, vocabulary study, grammar lessons, and JLPT preparation for all levels.
Reference guide for inputting special characters and symbols used in Japanese texts, with Unicode codes and Japanese input method terms organized by character category.
Download Anki flashcard decks for Genki 2nd and 3rd Edition textbooks, organized by lesson with vocabulary from the textbooks and Genki Study Resources.
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.
Every kanji arranged by the first kana of its reading - the way to find a character you have heard but cannot write.
Setup and usage guide for Yomitan, a browser extension that provides instant Japanese dictionary lookups with support for multiple dictionaries and Anki integration for learners mining vocabulary from texts.
Download Dinolingo Kids Learn Languages by Dino Lingo Inc. on the App Store.
Free interactive flashcard app for learning hiragana and katakana with four study modes, native audio, and over 8,000 JLPT vocabulary words across five levels.
Anki is a free flashcard program using spaced repetition to help learners memorize vocabulary, kanji, grammar, and other material.
Reviews and recommendations of five smartphone applications for practicing kanji writing, reading, and stroke order across JLPT levels N5 to N1, with comparisons of features and study methods.
Curated list of over 50 Japanese learning resources including apps, online courses, podcasts, dictionaries, and websites for learners at all levels.
A JavaScript tool for recognizing kanji characters drawn by hand on a canvas, supporting stroke order and stroke number recognition for learners and developers building Japanese language applications.
The go-to app for learning Chinese!
A directory of public Anki flashcard decks for learning Japanese, covering vocabulary, kanji, grammar, and JLPT preparation at various levels.
Online platform connecting learners with private Japanese tutors for customized live lessons.
An app for reading Japanese stories at intermediate level with adjustable kanji, native audio, interactive vocabulary building through spaced repetition, grammar explanations, and community Q&A support.
Free online kanji flashcards and level test for JLPT N5 and N4 learners. The tool presents five characters daily with readings, meanings, and memory cues, using spaced repetition to build recall skills.
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