Spaced repetition apps, browser extensions, flashcard tools and study utilities.
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Scarica Midori (Japanese Dictionary) di Sukolsak Sakshuwong dall’App Store. Visualizza screenshot, valutazioni e recensioni, suggerimenti degli utenti e altre…
Free JLPT kanji lists from N5 to N1: 2230 kanji with on/kun readings, meanings, stroke counts, and example words.
Educational app that teaches hiragana characters using mnemonic pictures, animations, sound, and quizzes for complete beginners learning Japanese writing.
Online classes in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian & more languages
A curated directory of websites, tools, and study methods for learning Japanese, with sections for kana, kanji, grammar, vocabulary, and other skills across all proficiency levels.
Glossary of 264 judo terms with English translations and word-by-word breakdowns, covering throws, pins, chokes, referee calls, and dojo vocabulary for all rank levels.
A GitHub topic page listing 564 public repositories related to kanji learning, including dictionaries, flashcard apps, stroke order visualizers, and other tools built by developers for Japanese learners.
Kanshudo kanji detail page showing the katakana fu character, its stroke order, component usage, and frequency data. Learners use this dictionary and study tool to understand individual kanji and track mastery.
Open-source project providing vector graphics and stroke order data for kanji characters in multiple formats for learners and developers.
A handwritten kanji recognition tool that identifies characters drawn with the mouse, with options to match by stroke order, shape, or looser criteria. Useful for learners who need to look up kanji they cannot type.
Advanced configuration guide for Yomitan, a browser extension that provides pop-up definitions while reading Japanese text online.
An Anki deck teaching kanji phonetic components that hint at on-yomi readings, covering over 100 components with audio for learners who have studied Japanese for at least a while.
A word lookup tool that displays a searched vocabulary word or kanji along with six related phrases, definitions, and example sentences for each branch. Serves learners at all JLPT levels.
SafariKai is a free Safari browser extension that displays pop-up definitions when hovering over Japanese words, providing a smoother interface for learners reading Japanese text online.
A curated directory of websites, tools, and learning materials focused on Japanese culture and society, including podcasts, YouTube channels, travel guides, and traditional topics like yokai and sayings.
Glossary of 162 essential Japanese judo terms with romanization and English meanings, organized by categories including etiquette, techniques, competition, and practice.
Guide to looking up unknown kanji using Jisho's radical search and Google Translate's handwriting tool. Helps learners identify and understand unfamiliar kanji characters.
Blog post providing realistic timelines for reaching different Japanese proficiency levels from JLPT N5 to N1, based on study hours and methods.
Memrise is a language learning app offering courses in Japanese and 136 other languages through vocabulary lessons, native speaker videos, and speaking practice for beginners through advanced learners.
Free Japanese graded readers for JLPT levels N5 through N1 with furigana, clickable word lookup, audio narration, and comprehension quizzes to help learners build reading fluency and vocabulary at their level.
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