Pages for learning Japanese about apps, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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An iOS app that teaches Japanese vocabulary through paired images and spaced repetition, covering 6,700+ words from JLPT N5 to N1 levels with adaptive review scheduling and visual learning progress.
An app for practicing Japanese verb and adjective conjugations with 2,000 JLPT vocabulary words, interactive drills, and full conjugation tables.
An iOS app for learning to write third-grade kanji characters through gamified practice that recognizes stroke order, featuring 200 kanji with optional pronunciation guides and copybook mode.
A collection of in-depth reviews of Japanese learning products, textbooks, apps, and resources for learners at all levels, including courses, graded readers, and study tools.
A side-by-side comparison of Nihongo Master and LingoDeer language learning apps, evaluating their JLPT alignment, grammar lessons, kanji coverage, and features for learners at all levels.
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 Discord community server for Japanese learners at all levels to ask grammar questions, find study partners, share progress, and discuss JLPT preparation.
Portal organizing websites, apps, and online tools for learning Japanese across skills like reading, listening, grammar, vocabulary, and kanji. Serves learners of all levels seeking structured study resources.
A guide to 24 apps for learning Japanese, reviewing features, pricing, and suitability for different learning styles and levels, from beginner to advanced.
Free Japanese listening test with real recorded dialogues graded A1 to C1 that assesses comprehension through inference questions. The test contains 15 items and provides instant CEFR-level results without signup.
Mobile app for learning katakana using mnemonic pictures, sound, and quizzes. Designed for complete beginners and anyone starting to learn Japanese letters.
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 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 to learning hiragana using visual mnemonics, pronunciation practice, and consistent daily review. Designed for complete beginners to recognize and read all 46 characters within days.
A bilingual digital magazine offering articles in Japanese and English at four adjustable text levels, with audio and cultural content.
Guide comparing Japanese language schools in Tokyo including Coto Academy, ISI, and Berlitz by cost, schedule and teaching method. Covers learning approaches for expats, JLPT levels, and online resources.
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.
A bilingual English-Japanese magazine app with audio, furigana, and English support for reading practice and JLPT vocabulary.
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.
Blog post offering Japanese study strategies tailored for visual learners, including techniques for note-taking, using pictures and diagrams, organizing study materials, and recommended resources like YouTube channels.
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