Ultimate Yojijukugo puzzle

Name: Ultimate Yojijukugo puzzle
Author: AufThesis

By: AufThesis

It's a Japanese lexeme consisting of four kanji is called "Yojijukugo" in Japan.

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Features & Capabilities

The Ultimate Yojijukugo Puzzle is a fun and educational Chrome extension featuring more than 7,000 Japanese four-character idiomatic compounds known as "Yojijukugo." This free, unlimited quiz game challenges users to correctly identify idioms and learn their meanings, with the goal of mastering over 1,000 words in a month.

Designed for all skill levels, the app starts simple and progressively becomes more challenging, providing an engaging way to expand your Japanese vocabulary and brainpower. It offers daily resets and encourages repeated play to reinforce learning. Ideal for language enthusiasts, brain training fans, and elderly users, this extension also supports cognitive health and dementia prevention through stimulating mental engagement.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

AufThesis

Downloads:

28,297 2

Version:

VARY Last updated: 2022-10-29

Creation date:

2017-03-04

Publisher country:

Email:

yo*****@gmail.com

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Full description:

Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-09

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Ranking

# 367,164 ▼ 1,496

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Developed by:

AufThesis

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aufthesis.characteridiomatic4

Email:

yo*****@gmail.com

User Reviews

As a game, the main problem is that the first of the two modes of playing is too difficult, though the second one is pretty good. There needs to to be a better hint system for the four 四字熟語 in the first mode, perhaps a way to show the initial kanji. As an educational game there are basically two problems. The first is that 四字熟語 aren't much used in real life, though an educated native speaker might like to know them. The other problem is a lack of linkage to the meanings, but that would be hard.