AniSpeak: Learn Japanese

Learn Japanese the way anime taught you — even if you can't read a single hiragana yet.

AniSpeak is a calm first step into Japanese for anime fans and beginners. Step into one short, anime-style scene a day and tap through it line by line, with furigana always on and English a tap away. No pressure to respond. No speaking, ever.

HOW YOU LEARN
• Soak in a scene — one screen, one line, tap to move on. It feels like being inside an episode.
• Light up all 46 hiragana by tracing them, stroke by stroke — not as a 50-on grid, but inside short lines you want to read. (The Japanese alphabet, finally approachable.)
• The anime sounds you already know (arigatou, daijoubu, ganbare) start to click into letters you can recognize.
• A gentle on-ramp before JLPT N5 — and romaji is never forced on you, so you read real kana from the start.
• Meet Noa, a quiet companion — not a chatbot. No flirting, no nicknames, never asks your name.

WHY ANIME FANS LIKE IT
• Five worlds, thirty short stories to soak in — and you'll want to know what happens next.
• No matches. No DMs. No leaderboards. No streak guilt. No passive-aggressive reminders.
• No scores, no way to fail — learning Japanese should feel like watching, not testing.

ONE PAYMENT, FOREVER
Start free with the opening chapters, then unlock the full series — all thirty stories, plus every new story we add — with a single $19.99 purchase. No subscription, no ads, yours for good.

Built for adults who actually want to learn Japanese — without the games other apps make you play to get there. Made by two people: one learned Japanese from anime over many years, one is still learning.

Ages 13+. Full UI in English, Simplified & Traditional Chinese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Italian, and Indonesian.

Learn Japanese from zero: the Japanese alphabet, all 46 hiragana traced stroke by stroke, then read back inside real story lines. Furigana stays on every line, so kanji you haven't met yet never stops you, and the English is always one tap away. Quiet reading practice for anime fans, self-taught beginners, and anyone warming up before JLPT N5.