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Shinobi LLC
Stories, listen, and
By reading illustrated stories that immerse users in the language and culture. Navigate through multiple illustrated pages to practice reading, listening, and comprehension. Track progress and revisit stories for repeated exposure.
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.
Mirai LLP
Learn with tutor lessons
Learn through structured lessons and interactive exercises. Practice speaking, listening, and writing with native speakers. Track progress with quizzes and vocabulary reviews. Access grammar explanations and cultural insights.
Kiyoshi Koike
Kanji stroke order for proficiency test.
The app provides kanji stroke order animations for the quaternary Japanese Kanji Proficiency Test. Users can press a play button to see the stroke order of 316 kanji characters, including radicals and readings.
Utku Uysal
With flashcards and games
Vocabulary with flashcards, word lists, and games. Practice pronunciation, memorize 3500 , and track progress. Flip cards to see meanings, swipe to mark learned or review later. Set daily goals for 5 to build consistent learning habits.
The CJK Dictionary Institute, Inc.
Learn Kanji with Electronic Dictionary
The app provides access to 3,002 kanji entry characters, including all characters from the Jōyō Kanji and Jinmei Kanji lists. It offers animated stroke-order diagrams and multiple search modes for kanji and compounds.
Kiyoshi Koike
Animated stroke order for kanji.
The app provides animated stroke order for 181 Grade 5 Kanji Proficiency Test kanji. Users can press a play button to see the stroke order animation for each character, which includes radicals and readings.
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