Pages for learning Japanese about apps, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
817 pages
Explains じゃない, the casual negative form for nouns and な-adjectives, with structure notes, examples, and related grammar points. Designed for JLPT N5 learners.
Collection of three kanji learning game apps with varying difficulty levels, including KANJI Memory Hint for meaning and reading practice, NIWATORI KANJI for kanji quiz study, and Kanji Mistake Finder DX for identifying.
Mobile app for studying kanji with flashcards, spaced repetition, writing challenges, and quizzes. Covers beginner to advanced levels with offline search of over 6,000 kanji and 180,000 words.
The Japan Foundation's resource newsletter for Japanese-language teachers, providing teaching materials, classroom ideas, current topics in Japan, and information on language education both in Japan and abroad.
A beginner's guide to Japanese cultural values, social etiquette, and daily life practices, covering respect, harmony, communication styles, public behavior, food culture, and work dynamics to help foreigners adapt to.
Mobile app for learning katakana using mnemonic pictures, sound, and quizzes. Designed for complete beginners and anyone starting to learn Japanese letters.
Mobile app for learning Japanese through interactive stories with line-by-line audio, vocabulary tools, and quizzes. Free tier available with paid options for expanded content.
App for learning Japanese across JLPT levels N5 to N1 through reading articles, grammar and conversation lessons, vocabulary flashcards, and translation practice.
A curated directory of websites, apps, and online tools for studying Japanese across all skill levels and learning goals, with collections organized by skill areas like pronunciation, reading, and writing.
A guide examining how long it takes to learn Japanese, analyzing factors like native language background, language complexity, immersion, and learning resources. Helps learners set realistic expectations and goals.
Reviews five free Japanese translation apps with various input methods including text, voice and camera. Compares features and offline capabilities for travelers and learners in Japan.
Guide to Japanese culture, etiquette, and social norms for foreigners, covering dining rules, public behavior, bowing, and cultural differences to help newcomers adapt to life in Japan.
An Anki deck containing A2 level Japanese vocabulary for learners studying at the intermediate beginner stage. Users download the deck to study offline using the Anki app on desktop or mobile devices.
Guide to using Anki flashcard software for learning Japanese vocabulary and kanji. Covers downloading, setting up decks, customizing cards, and using spaced repetition for beginners and intermediate learners.
Blog archive with guides on learning kanji, kana, basic phrases, listening, and interview Japanese for beginners preparing for JLPT.
Explains にて, a formal case-marking particle used to indicate means, method, location, or reason, with comparisons to similar particles and example sentences for study.
Guide comparing Japanese dictionary apps for learners, covering features like kanji recognition, offline access, and example sentences, with recommendations for different platforms and study approaches.
Guide to flashcard apps and websites for learning Japanese, reviewing 17 tools including Anki, Memrise, and Quizlet.
An article explaining narrow reading as a strategy for Japanese learners to transition from textbooks to native material by focusing on single authors or topics, reducing cognitive load and improving retention.
Guide to kanji stroke order rules with seven fundamental principles, practice exercises, and recommended tools for learners.
Something wrong? Use “Mark bad page” on any result. The sites listed here are not affiliated with us and a listing is not an endorsement.About this index