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Kanako - Learn Japanese Kana
Kelly Yang
Hiragana and katakana with quizzes and diagrams
Hiragana and katakana with interactive quizzes, character tables, and diagrams. View explanations and pronunciation tips. Practice writing characters with guided exercises. Track progress with built-in assessments.
iKanji - Learn Japanese Kanji
Rory Prior
Study and train Japanese kanji.
The app covers over 2,000 jouyou kanji, grouped by grade and JLPT level. It offers reference cards, vocabulary browsing, and multiple testing modes for readings, meanings, and compounds.
Midori (Japanese Dictionary)
Sukolsak Sakshuwong
Look up words and translate instantly
Look up Japanese-English and English-Japanese words with detailed entries, readings, and meanings. Explore kanji with breakdowns and example compounds. Find example sentences with furigana for pronunciation guidance.
Japanese
Mark Gänsicke
Study with flashcards and references
Language provides dictionary lookups with 175,000 entries and 58,000 example sentences. Search for words and phrases quickly. Use flashcards for vocabulary practice. Access references and study tools offline.
Kanji Teacher - Learn Japanese
Christian Rusche
With flashcards and quizzes
Through flashcards, stroke order animations, and pronunciation guides. Practice reading and writing with quizzes and sentence examples. Track progress with daily goals and review schedules. Share achievements and set reminders for study sessions.
Shirabe Jisho
Blazej Stanek
Look up words, kanji, and names
Look up Japanese-English and English-Japanese words with over 170,000 entries and readings. Search instantly with character input or handwriting recognition. View example sentences and translations. Access stroke order for over 6,500 kanji.
Basic Japanese Vocabulary App
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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