Pages for learning Japanese about spaced repetition, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains the JLPT N4 grammar pattern かどうか (whether or not) with meaning, usage notes, and nine annotated example sentences with hints, romaji, and English translations.
Browser extension that tracks time spent on Japanese immersion activities across streaming platforms, video sites, and reading tools.
Guide to using Anki for Japanese language study covering deck recommendations by proficiency level, setup instructions, comparisons with other tools, and limitations of flashcard-based learning.
An Anki deck containing 2200 flashcards for kanji study from NihongoShark.com, with audio and images to support learners at all levels.
Detailed reference page for the kanji 禾 (grain) showing stroke count, readings, component usage, and related words. Serves intermediate learners studying kanji and their radical components.
Study guide for the JLPT N3 exam offering grammar lists, kanji lists, vocabulary resources, and practice tests. Includes downloadable flashcards, PDFs, and an e-book with 182 grammar lessons for intermediate learners.
Free downloadable JLPT practice tests, grammar lists, kanji lists, vocabulary lists, and flashcard sets organized by proficiency level from N5 to N1 for learners preparing for the Japanese Language Proficiency Test.
A blog with grammar lessons and explanations covering beginner through advanced levels, including JLPT preparation materials and study strategies for Japanese learners.
Blog archive featuring kanji study guides, reviews of apps and textbooks, and tips for preparing for JLPT exams. Covers beginner through advanced levels.
Setup guide for installing and configuring Yomitan, a browser-based dictionary tool for Japanese learning that integrates with Anki for vocabulary mining.
Interactive Anki-style flashcard decks organized by JLPT level, covering vocabulary, kanji, grammar and phrases for beginners and intermediate learners.
There is no universal kanji timeline. Define the skill, measure your retention and transfer, then plan a pace your review workload can support.
Complete list of 181 kanji required for JLPT N4 with on and kun readings, meanings, stroke counts, and example words. Includes flashcard drills and study guidance for elementary-level learners.
A kanji detail page on Kanshudo showing information about an individual kanji character including stroke count, meaning, usefulness rating, and related study tools. Serves learners studying kanji and preparing for JLPT.
Online Japanese school offering 10-week structured courses, JLPT preparation, and private lessons with certified native teachers, plus guides comparing learning methods and platforms for beginners.
Breakdown of kanji requirements for each JLPT level from N5 to N1, with example characters, readings, vocabulary counts, and study methods including radical learning and spaced repetition.
An Anki deck with over 8,800 flashcards covering all 60 levels of WaniKani kanji and radical instruction, including updated mnemonics and audio for learners using spaced repetition study.
Help documentation for WaniKani, a kanji and radical learning app using spaced repetition and mnemonic techniques. Covers onboarding, lessons, reviews, account management, and technical features for users of all levels.
Complete JLPT N3 vocabulary list with 3,000 words including kanji, furigana, romaji, and English meanings.
Interactive writing practice tool for hiragana that uses blind recall and spaced repetition to help learners write kana from memory, with reading tests to confirm recognition.
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