Learn Japanese - Gojuon & JLPT

Learn Japanese | From Zero Foundation to High Score in JLPT. Designed specifically for beginners and advanced learners, covering hiragana, kanji, vocabulary.

Learn Japanese is a practical, user-friendly study app designed for beginners and intermediate learners striving for steady, daily progress in Japanese. Whether you’re starting from scratch, preparing for the JLPT, or looking to improve real-life communication, this all-in-one tool has everything you need to build and strengthen your Japanese skills. Build a solid foundation with guided kana practice, expand your vocabulary with JLPT-aligned word lists, and master useful everyday expressions—all in one convenient place. No more switching between multiple apps; streamline your study routine and make consistent progress with minimal effort.

Key Features

• Guided hiragana and katakana writing practice with standard stroke order and pronunciation audio
• JLPT vocabulary organized by level (N5 to N1), paired with real-life example sentences for better retention
• Clear kanji stroke order animations to simplify memorization and ensure correct writing
• Focused practice for numbers, dates, and time—essential for daily conversations and practical use
• Intelligent wrong-answer review to target weak points and reinforce learning efficiently
• Offline-friendly design: download resources once and study anytime, anywhere—no internet required

Our app uses trusted open-source resources to ensure accuracy and reliability in all content:

• JLPT vocabulary: http://www.tanos.co.uk/jlpt/

• Kanji stroke data: http://kanjivg.tagaini.net/

• Example sentences: http://tatoeba.org/

With a clean, intuitive interface and no annoying ads, Learn Japanese makes self-study easy and enjoyable. Perfect for JLPT test-takers, travel enthusiasts, anime lovers, and anyone looking to master Japanese at their own pace.

Download now and start your Japanese learning journey—one day at a time!

Keywords: Learn Japanese, Japanese for beginners, JLPT, JLPT N5-N1, Hiragana, Katakana, Kanji, Japanese vocabulary, Japanese stroke order, Offline Japanese, Japanese practice