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SKYDEA, K.K.
Learn with bite-sized lessons
Learn Japanese through interactive lessons and vocabulary building. Play games to practice characters and words. Read stories featuring cute characters and discover cultural facts. Track progress and set learning goals.
David Arthur
Learn characters with rolling tests
Learn kanji, hiragana, and katakana through interactive exercises. Practice character recognition with a rolling test. Track progress with built-in quizzes and review sessions. Sync study sessions across devices.
Kiyoshi Koike
Practice hiragana stroke order animations
The app provides hiragana stroke order practice with animations. Users can trace characters and hear pronunciations to learn reading simultaneously.
Zamalabs Yazilim ve Bilgi Teknolojileri Sanayi Ticaret Limited Sirketi
With flashcards and quizzes
With daily practice using customizable flashcards and quizzes. Study JLPT level words from N5 to N1 with definitions, pronunciations, and examples. Use smart flashcards for efficient memorization and recall.
Shanghai Dazhuo Information Technology Co., Ltd.
Characters, strokes, hear pronunciation
Chinese characters with stroke order lookup, pinyin annotation, and voice pronunciation. characters using Apple Pencil on iPhone or iPad. Access tens of thousands of standard characters for accurate practice and teaching.
dijipiji limited
Master Hiragana with bubble fun.
The app helps users test and improve their recognition of written Japanese Hiragana characters. It includes 71 kana, unlockable game modes, and vocal pronunciation.
Shan Cao
Learn Japanese kana with an intuitive interface.
The app provides a method for learning Japanese kana. It includes a kana chart with pronunciation and an interface for testing user knowledge.
Naveed Abbas
Learn Japanese Alphabets Early Ages
The app provides flashcards for children aged 8 months to 5 years to learn Japanese alphabets. It uses spaced repetition and active recall to aid memorization and build cognitive skills.
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