Asahi Kanji (lite)
by Roger Meyer
A tool for reviewing and memorizing Japanese characters (Jōyō and JLPT levels)
| App Name | Asahi Kanji (lite) |
|---|---|
| Developer | Roger Meyer |
| Category | Education |
| Download Size | 10 MB |
| Latest Version | 1.8.6 |
| Average Rating | 4.00 |
| Rating Count | 39 |
| Google Play | Download |
| AppBrain | Download Asahi Kanji (lite) Android app |
This tool is designed to help you review and memorize Japanese characters, specifically the Jōyō and JLPT levels. It includes various practice drills and flashcards for the first 120 Jōyō kanji from the 2010 official list, as well as the N5 level (the lowest) of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, along with 56 radicals (bushu) and primitive elements.
* You can choose to practice the kanji in either the JLPT or Jōyō Kanji order.
* The tool features ten multiple choice drills covering meanings, On-yomi (Chinese readings), Kun-yomi (Japanese readings), radicals, and elements.
* It also includes two puzzle and two writing practice drills, which include stroke order animation.
* You can also use the tool for single kanji handwriting recognition and single kanji Optical Character Recognition, although the latter feature is experimental.
The OCR function requires permission to use the camera although it DOES NOT take pictures or videos.
Since additional files (Japanese OCR data) have to be downloaded, it also requires network access and permission to copy to your storage.
(This is a full-featured, ad-free trial version of Asahi Kanji)
Recent changes:
Correction of a potential vulnerability
* You can choose to practice the kanji in either the JLPT or Jōyō Kanji order.
* The tool features ten multiple choice drills covering meanings, On-yomi (Chinese readings), Kun-yomi (Japanese readings), radicals, and elements.
* It also includes two puzzle and two writing practice drills, which include stroke order animation.
* You can also use the tool for single kanji handwriting recognition and single kanji Optical Character Recognition, although the latter feature is experimental.
The OCR function requires permission to use the camera although it DOES NOT take pictures or videos.
Since additional files (Japanese OCR data) have to be downloaded, it also requires network access and permission to copy to your storage.
(This is a full-featured, ad-free trial version of Asahi Kanji)
Recent changes:
Correction of a potential vulnerability
