Apps Like Hyper Edohaku Ginza for iPhone and iPad
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Minna No Nihongo N4 N5 (JMina)
Vuong Nguyen
Learn vocabulary, grammar, and kanji interactively
Learn Japanese vocabulary with interactive flashcards, audio pronunciations, and spaced repetition. Study Kanji with stroke order animations, meanings, and example sentences. Practice grammar with contextual exercises and progress tracking.


Beauty Idol for Kakao
Totally Apps Holdings Limited
Become a star in this fashion RPG.
The app allows users to pursue careers as a singer, actress, or model. Users can complete jobs, play mini-games, and shop for outfits and accessories in a city inspired by Tokyo districts.



Big trip Sevelina dress up
SEVELINA LLP
Sevelina's global fashion adventure game
The app follows Sevelina on her travels to fashion cities. She visits Tokyo, Los Angeles, and London, experiencing each city's unique offerings.

MTL Learn Japanese
Meta Language Pro SRL
With flashcards and translations
With high-quality translations provided by native speakers. Create personalized favorite lists. Study offline without an internet connection.

DonostiON
Ikasplay, S.L.
Play Donostiako Martxa and test your memory
Play a rhythm game based on the San Sebastián march. Tap notes in time to score points. Compete in leaderboards. Learn and practice the correct rhythm through guided lessons. Share scores and progress with others.

Travel Japan Phrase
TSUTOMU TOKURA
Find phrases for scenes
Learn phrases for scenarios like greeting, ordering food, and asking for directions. Access vocabulary related to dining, shopping, transportation, and emergencies.




2 Hour Hiragana
Unique Digital Publishing LLC.
Learn with real signs and native speakers
Learn through video lessons, native speaker pronunciation, and real-life signs. Practice with mnemonics and context. Track progress and review characters for mastery.

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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