The app teaches users the basic Japanese alphabet, Hiragana, through art, animation, and sounds. It includes multiple games to guess hiragana from pictures and sounds, with two modes available for free.
Learn numbers through visual recognition, tracing exercises, and audio pronunciation. Practice hiragana and katakana with guided writing and listening features. Track progress with interactive exercises and repetition drills.
Learn kanji characters and progress through levels
Learn and practice 80 kanji characters taught in the first grade of elementary school. Review each character with pronunciation, stroke order, and examples. Take quizzes to test recall and reinforce memory.
The app supports 160 kanji characters for second-grade elementary school students. Users can practice reading and writing kanji, focusing on stroke order and memorization.
The app organizes N5-N1 study with over 7,700 words, furigana, romaji, audio, examples, and stroke order animations. It features spaced-repetition review, quizzes, and offline functionality, with iCloud sync for notes and bookmarks.