Spaced repetition apps, browser extensions, flashcard tools and study utilities.
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Kanshudo offers kanji drawing practice, flashcards, vocabulary and grammar study with individual mastery tracking for learners preparing for the JLPT at any level.
Guide to using Google Search as a Japanese learning tool, including finding example sentences, checking grammar accuracy, and distinguishing between homophones with different kanji.
An app that teaches one curated word per day with examples, pronunciation practice, and -based feedback on speaking accuracy. Supports multiple levels from foundational to advanced.
Setup guide for configuring Yomitan, a browser extension for looking up Japanese words, to work with Senren, a customizable Anki note type for study cards. Supports learners creating digital flashcards from web reading.
A guide to learning kanji ON readings through visual patterns and phonetic components, featuring a book, video lessons, and blog articles for learners beginning to understand kanji structure.
Interactive guide to hiragana with pronunciation soundboard and stroke order animations. Covers basic hiragana characters, diacritics, and special particle pronunciations for beginners learning Japanese writing.
Free JLPT practice tests for N5, N4, and N3 with timed sections, instant scoring, and detailed explanations to help learners prepare for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
Browser extension for parsing Japanese text on websites and supported apps like ttsu reader and asbplayer, with features to track vocabulary coverage and review known words.
App offering over 175 JLPT mock tests from N5 to N1 with personalized study paths based on analysis of learner strengths and weaknesses.
Free browser-based speech-to-text tool for Japanese that converts spoken Japanese into editable text, useful for practicing dictation and listening comprehension.
A browsable dictionary of 400 kanji at JLPT N2 level with meanings, stroke counts, and readings. Learners can filter by stroke count or access the full kanji list ordered by frequency.
An Anki deck containing 3787 flashcards for studying kanji characters. Learners at any level can download and use this deck with the Anki spaced repetition system.
An app for studying Japanese through anime files on your computer, combining subtitle reading, word lookup, and optional Anki export to build vocabulary from dialogue in context.
A soft keyboard tool that lets learners input hiragana and katakana characters by clicking, useful for practice and typing without a Japanese keyboard setup.
A directory portal that curates and organizes websites, apps, and online tools for Japanese learners, with categorized listings by skill and topic including kana, JLPT preparation, and cultural resources.
Landing page for Nihongo Master's mobile apps, featuring a hiragana and katakana coach with stroke practice and a 190,000-word offline dictionary for learners at all levels.
A free web guide teaching kanji through irreverent mnemonics and component stories in a curated learning order, suitable for learners who prefer narrative-based memory aids and will supplement with reading practice.
Tool for recognizing kanji characters drawn by hand with a mouse, offering multiple matching options and stroke order guidance for learners.
Official KanjiDamage Anki deck containing 1757 flashcards with images for learning kanji characters through mnemonic stories.
Custom CSS styling for the Yomichan browser extension that colors dictionary entries by source name, supporting Japanese and Chinese dictionaries.
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