Japanese study tools
Use a tool when a calculation or a drill is the decision. The written explanation on each page still works with JavaScript off.
Hiragana and katakana quiz
Drill hiragana and katakana in the browser. No account. Misses stay on this device so you can review the weak rows next.
7 min readJapanese conjugation drill
Type polite, negative, past, te-form, and later verb voices for a curated in-repo list. Misses show the rule.
8 min readJapanese Level Self-Check: Beginner Foundations
This short self-check covers kana, vocabulary and grammar. It helps you choose what to practise next; it does not predict a JLPT result or measure your full Japanese level.
4 min readJapanese study stack builder
Pick the smallest useful Japanese stack from the site's editorial catalog. The written tree still works with JavaScript off.
8 min readJapanese Textbook Chooser: Tobira or Quartet?
Tobira and Quartet both follow beginner Japanese study. Use your class assignment and preferred lesson format to choose one series, or compare samples before you decide.
3 min readJLPT Test Length Calculator: N5 to N1
JLPT test sections range from 90 minutes at N5 to 165 minutes at N1. Choose your level and add confirmed breaks; check-in and other venue time are separate.
2 min readJLPT weekly study planner
Enter a level, weekly hours, and comfort. The page splits time by official section lengths. It does not predict a pass.
8 min readRomaji to Hiragana and Katakana Converter
Type a Japanese spelling in romaji to see hiragana or katakana, or turn kana into romaji. This tool converts writing, not English words into Japanese.
3 min readSRS workload simulator
See how new cards turn into later reviews. The projection uses a published interval ladder. It is not Anki, FSRS, or WaniKani.
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