Kanji Dojo: Efficient Japanese

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About this app

Learn how to write Japanese characters, memorize the correct stroke order, practice recalling meanings and readings of kana and kanji using flashcards with vocabulary examples. Keep studying anywhere, anytime without wasting tons of paper

Main Features:
• Suitable for absolute beginners and advanced users - can study hiragana, katakana and kanji
• Flexible learning process: follow JLPT levels, school grades or Wanikani levels, or mix all of them!
• Rich kanji coverage, more than 6000 characters in total and many more words are available
• Uses a Spaced Repetition System to help retain learned information
• No paid or locked content
• Includes dictionary with a search function
• The app is open source, you can suggest new features and collaborate on development

The app uses the Spaced Repetition System (SRS) - a highly effective learning method that optimizes the timing of reviews based on how well you remember information. You can set a daily limit to control your workload at a comfortable level and enable daily notification reminder in the application's settings to stay consistent and make sure that memorized information is retained

Good luck on your way to mastering Japanese!

Ratings and reviews

Incredible app. Turn on some music to prevent yourself from getting bored, grind away and learn hundreds of kanji in a few hours. This is incredibly helpful for me as it does what Duolingo fails to do, which is introducing all the kanji right away, as they're much easier to remember than combinations of Hiragana. Thank you for your work.

Good, but definitely NOT for beginners or anyone who isn't already used to reading in Japanese characters only. You can customize what you learn if you don't mind it being a big pain, but you can't customize how you learn it. So it's much like throwing up a bunch of info all at once, and then memorizing it by yourself. (Some say full immersion is the best way, but I learn better when I'm not constantly trying to decipher if what I think I'm learning is what is actually being taught or not.)

This is great for learning writing Japanese Kana and Kanji. It is categorized by JLPT, native school grade, and Wanakani. The spaced repetition is good. The snap to grid makes it cleaner if you're using a finger to draw. I think it's good as one of many tools. There's no audio and no vocabulary beyond single Kanji. It has readings and sample words, but as additional information. Overall, it makes it easier to learn writing Kanji than any other app I tried.

What's new

- Added daily limit for vocab practice
- Added more daily limit configurations
- Added new sorting option by expected review date on letter deck details screen
- Added pending review indicators to dropdown menus when selecting practice types
- New MacOS redistributable
- Fixed translations being visible when doing letter reading practice and card is hidden
- Fixed letters being hidden when learning writing with hints
- Fixed timezone not being considered when calculating daily streak