Spaced repetition apps, browser extensions, flashcard tools and study utilities.
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An iOS app from The Japan Foundation that teaches kanji to beginner Japanese learners using illustrations, audio, animations, and example sentences, with games to reinforce learning.
iOS app for reading native Japanese texts with one-tap word lookups, automatic furigana, and flashcard creation.
An iOS app offering reading practice at multiple levels, vocabulary quizzes, flashcards, listening exercises with adjustable playback speed, and short stories for learners from beginner to advanced.
A copy-and-paste HTML introduction card and compact text-link option for publishers sharing free Japanese quizzes. The code uses no scripts, cookies, tracking parameters, hidden links, or data collection.
Guide to the kanji 千 (thousand) with on and kun readings, stroke order animation, common compounds, and printable practice sheets for learners.
Learn japanese grammar with 300 free topics (N5–N1) — key rules, correct vs. incorrect examples and common mistakes for every topic.
Guide to practicing Japanese typing on a computer for beginners, with recommendations for two practice sites that teach romaji input rules and progress from kana to kanji and sentences.
A portal that curates and categorizes websites, apps, and online tools for learning Japanese across all skills and levels, with sections for reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and culture.
A Chrome extension that transforms Netflix, YouTube, and web content into language learning materials through one-click flashcards, word lookup, and spaced repetition review.
A review of Lingopie, a streaming platform for learning Japanese through watching authentic TV shows and movies with interactive subtitles and vocabulary tracking features.
Interactive quiz and study charts for hiragana and katakana with multiple difficulty levels, recognition and recall modes, and guidance on how to distinguish the two writing systems.
JLPT mock tests for N5 and N4 levels that diagnose weak skills and track improvement through mixed practice questions in vocabulary, grammar, kanji, reading, and listening.
A curated directory of Japanese learning resources organized by study focus and method, including apps, websites, textbooks, videos, podcasts, and games for learners of all levels.
Ranked guide to nine websites and apps for learning Japanese, tested for speaking practice, curriculum depth, and retention tools.
An interactive tool that breaks down Japanese sentences word-by-word to explain particles, verb forms, and grammar patterns.
Resource list of free and paid tools, apps, worksheets and websites for Japanese writing practice at all levels, from kana to advanced sentence writing and essays.
Migaku is a browser extension and app that helps learners study Japanese by creating flashcards from Netflix, YouTube, anime, manga, and other media, with tools for word lookup, pronunciation, and spaced repetition.
Digital study materials for learning the 100 most useful kanji, with stroke order diagrams, multiple readings and examples, audio files, and PDF or ebook formats for any device.
Busuu is a popular language learning app, but can you really learn a language? Check out 2026 Busuu Review, if it is worth your time & money.
Blog post comparing six popular applications for learning Japanese, including reviews of features, pricing and skill levels served.
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