Shirabe Jisho is an offline Japanese-English and English-Japanese dictionary app by Blazej Stanek. It includes dictionary entries, kanji characters with stroke order, example sentences, handwriting recognition and wildcard search. An in-app purchase offers screen customization, extended flashcard content and custom theming.
Kanji Koohii is a free website for studying Japanese characters with James Heisig's "Remembering the Kanji" method. It offers kanji mnemonics, a dictionary that highlights words using only learned kanji, and built-in flashcards with spaced repetition, reviewable on desktop and mobile.
KanjiTomo is an OCR program for identifying Japanese text from images, optimized for kanji recognition. Pointing the mouse at any image on screen performs kanji and dictionary lookup at the same time, and both horizontal and vertical text are supported. Java is required, and it has been tested on Windows 10.
Tagaini Jisho is a free, open-source Japanese dictionary and kanji lookup tool for Windows, MacOS X and Linux. It supports searching vocabulary and kanji entries, tagging and personal notes, flashcard-like training, and printing foldable pocket booklets for offline study. It includes stroke order animations for more than 6000 kanji.
Jisho is an online Japanese-English dictionary. Users enter Japanese text or an English word to find words, kanji and example sentences. Search options include romaji conversion, wildcards, unit conversion, multiple additive search terms and hashtag filters such as verb, adjective and WaniKani levels.
Takoboto is a Japanese/English dictionary and Japanese language learning tool that searches words written in Japanese or English using kanji, kana, romaji or latin alphabets. Example sentences and kanji information are provided for each word. The dictionary data comes from JMDict, EDICT and KANJIDIC files, and a Takoboto app is available for download.
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Kanji Koohii is a free website for studying Japanese characters with James Heisig's "Remembering the Kanji" method. It offers kanji mnemonics, a dictionary that highlights words using only learned kanji, and built-in flashcards with spaced repetition, reviewable on desktop and mobile.
KanjiTomo is an OCR program for identifying Japanese text from images, optimized for kanji recognition. Pointing the mouse at any image on screen performs kanji and dictionary lookup at the same time, and both horizontal and vertical text are supported. Java is required, and it has been tested on Windows 10.
Tagaini Jisho is a free, open-source Japanese dictionary and kanji lookup tool for Windows, MacOS X and Linux. It supports searching vocabulary and kanji entries, tagging and personal notes, flashcard-like training, and printing foldable pocket booklets for offline study. It includes stroke order animations for more than 6000 kanji.
Jisho is an online Japanese-English dictionary. Users enter Japanese text or an English word to find words, kanji and example sentences. Search options include romaji conversion, wildcards, unit conversion, multiple additive search terms and hashtag filters such as verb, adjective and WaniKani levels.
Takoboto is a Japanese/English dictionary and Japanese language learning tool that searches words written in Japanese or English using kanji, kana, romaji or latin alphabets. Example sentences and kanji information are provided for each word. The dictionary data comes from JMDict, EDICT and KANJIDIC files, and a Takoboto app is available for download.
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