Pages for learning Japanese about spaced repetition, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Tofugu's awards for the best Japanese learning resources of 2017, featuring top picks across categories including shows, books, websites, apps, and games for learners of various levels.
A detailed review of Anki, a spaced-repetition flashcard app widely used for learning Japanese vocabulary. Covers how Anki works, setup and configuration, integrations, and whether it suits different learners.
Study the complete JLPT N1 vocabulary free for 7 days on JLPTLord, with all 10,000+ words, kanji, furigana, romaji, and English meanings for near-native Japanese proficiency.
Offline Japanese dictionary app with over 200,000 words, flashcard system with spaced repetition, OCR photo lookup, and reading assistant that adds furigana to text.
Review of Japanese language courses and schools, comparing Lingoda alternatives and other platforms. Helps learners find structured online courses with live teachers and JLPT preparation options.
Anki flashcard deck of 3793 kanji cards organized in Heisig's Remembering the Kanji order for learners studying kanji recognition and retention.
Detailed grammar lesson on ようにする (you ni suru), covering its meanings, usage patterns, and example sentences with vocabulary lists. For JLPT N4 learners.
Kanshudo offers free kanji drawing practice with stroke order guidance, integrated with flashcards, vocabulary and grammar tools. The platform tracks mastery across all skill levels and supports JLPT preparation.
Bundle of ten eBooks covering Japanese vocabulary, idioms, proverbs, sound words, and famous sayings with over 1000 native audio files and lifetime updates. Suited for beginners starting a structured vocabulary study.
Free app offering graded Japanese stories tailored to JLPT levels with word-by-word translations, native speaker audio, and customizable display modes.
Curated list of Japanese learning resources organized by category including grammar guides, vocabulary tools, dictionaries, YouTube channels, and study applications for learners at all levels.
Guide to writing Japanese kanji that covers standard strokes, stroke order rules, and differences between handwritten and printed forms for learners of all levels.
Guide to Heisig's Remembering the Kanji method, which teaches kanji meanings and writing before readings using mnemonic stories. Explains who the method fits and how it compares to other kanji study tools.
Guide to building a daily Japanese study routine with flexible 15, 30, and 60-minute schedules using a five-step method covering review, input, listening, speaking, and writing practice.
Comparative review of WaniKani kanji learning app that evaluates its strengths in radical-based kanji study and spaced repetition, outlines what it omits (grammar, listening, speaking), and suggests pairing it with.
A complete list of 3,427 JLPT N1 vocabulary words with kana readings and English meanings.
Explains the Japanese grammar point さすが (sasuga) with multiple meanings, usage notes, and eight example sentences with romaji and English translations. Designed for JLPT N4 learners.
A curated list of 27 websites for learning Japanese, organized by type and learner level, covering courses, grammar, vocabulary, kanji, JLPT preparation, and audio resources.
Searchable database of over 45,000 Japanese sentences with native audio from various learning sources including textbooks, apps, and JLPT materials. Supports Anki integration for learners at all levels.
Setup and usage guide for Yomitan, a browser extension that provides instant Japanese dictionary lookups with support for multiple dictionaries and Anki integration for learners mining vocabulary from texts.
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