Turns any Japanese text, web page, video or scanned book into a vocabulary list with readings, definitions and JLPT levels.
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CategoriesVocabulary 9Apps and tools 4Dictionaries and lookup 3Listening and audio 2Educational games 2JLPT and other tests 1Reading practice 1Pronunciation and intonation 1Literature 1Kanji and kana 1Classical Japanese 1
TopicsFree 16Vocabulary lists 5JLPT 2Furigana 2Dictionaries 2Core vocabulary 2Classical Japanese 2Aozora Bunko 2Shadowing 1Quizzes 1Pronunciation 1Pitch accent 1
Turns any Japanese text, web page, video or scanned book into a vocabulary list with readings, definitions and JLPT levels.
Shows how a word is used across news, anime, drama, business documents and classic literature, with real example sentences.
Finds the Japanese words behind an English word and links each one to its usage page.
Converts historical kana spelling to modern spelling and back, for reading prewar texts.
Strips furigana readings from pasted text so the kanji can be read without help.
Vocabulary lists for Aozora Bunko books, with the words that matter most for each title.
Charts how often a word has appeared on the Japanese web, in anime and drama subtitles, and in literature since 1890.
Native recordings of common words at normal and slow speed, with pitch accent shown for each one.
Plays random Japanese words one after another with their readings and meanings, for passive listening.
A crossword tile game played with hiragana, against the computer or a friend.
Multiple-choice vocabulary quizzes for each JLPT level, with a history for signed-in users.
A Chrome extension that shows the vocabulary of the anime episode playing on Crunchyroll or Netflix as you watch.
Vocabulary lists built from Japanese web pages on any topic, from cooking to politics.
Every common word that contains a chosen kanji, ranked by how often it is used.
Vocabulary lists built from the pages of one Japanese website.
Casual and internet Japanese with examples of how each expression is used.
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