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KENJI HIOKI
Learn Japanese kanji with pictures.
The app teaches 80 Japanese kanji, categorized into groups like numbers and days of the week. Users receive stamps upon completing categories and can check rankings based on their stamp count.
Ahancer Company Limited
With visual aids and mnemonics
And recall N4-N5 using visual aids and mnemonic techniques. Track word retention with a memory aid system that sets optimal review times. Practice with interactive flashcards and quizzes to reinforce vocabulary retention.
Linh Nguyen
In 15 minutes a day
From zero with daily 15-minute lessons. Master Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji through interactive drills. Practice vocabulary with flashcards and quizzes. Track progress with weekly goals and completion stats.
telethon k.k.
Add Furigana to selected text
Add Furigana (Ruby characters) to Japanese text for reading assistance. Choose between Hiragana or Romaji. Apply furigana only to Kanji above a specified grade level. Select text in Safari to trigger processing. All data remains on your device.
PADITECH VIET NAM TECHNOLOGY JOINT STOCK COMPANY
By grade and JLPT level
Study through quizzes, reading tests, and games. Learn vocabulary grouped by JLPT levels and graded sets. View example compounds for each . Purchase additional features to expand content.
Akira NOGUCHI
Learn with structured lessons and quizzes
Learn with hiragana and katakana lessons, JLPT N5-N3 , kanji, and vocabulary. Practice pronunciation with audio. Use diverse learning modes including flashcards, quizzes, and spaced repetition for effective retention.
Shinsuke Yoshida
Master Japanese words in one app.
The app helps users learn Japanese words, including Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji. It offers five study modes: Learning, Multiple-Choice, Listening, Ranking, and Word Book, with pronunciations by a native speaker from Tokyo.
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