Kanji Koi · Learn Japanese

Name: Kanji Koi · Learn Japanese
Rating: 3 (2 reviews)
Author: Nikodem Bernat

Prepare for JLPT

Free · In‑App Purchases

2 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Education
Developer

Nikodem Bernat
Language

EN
English
Size

129.4
MB

Master Japanese kanji the easy way. Prepare for JLPT N5–N1 with interactive drawing and swipe study that makes characters stick. Kanji Koi is the focused, beginner‑friendly way to learn Japanese characters - with no clutter. Practice the right kanji at the right time, see stroke order clearly, and build real handwriting and recognition skills you can use. What you’ll get - Comprehensive JLPT coverage: N5 through N1 plus full Jōyō kanji - Two study modes: Drawing (with stroke guidance) and Swipe for fast review - Clear stroke order animations and handwriting practice - Rich character info: meanings, on’yomi/kun’yomi, nanori, radicals, stroke counts - Smart organization: custom lists, favorites, text import, and progress stats - Historical forms: Oracle Bone, Bronze, Seal, and more to deepen memory - Personal study tools: notes, mode‑specific scores - Polished, distraction‑free design - Works offline so you can study anywhere Why learners choose Kanji Koi - Learn faster with modes designed for recognition and recall - Build confident handwriting with guided stroke practice - Stay motivated with simple tracking and an enjoyable, modern UI Start mastering kanji today. Download Kanji Koi and make JLPT prep, and everyday Japanese, feel easy. Kanji Koi has some premium-only features. Terms of Service apply: https://gist.github.com/nikodembernat/d9647f236bbdae6fa90dbd60830ff207

Ratings & Reviews

3.0

out of 5

2 Ratings

Worse than handmade flashcards
12/07/2024

Mad as hll
Flashcards are popular, but these have no explanations at all for what they are. On top of that it says its a kanji learning app and the intro lessons are filled with made up names for japanese characters with wrong pronunciations for them. ハ is not fins, カ is not power. On the back side of number kanji the pronunciation is wildly incorrect, google translate is more correct than their answers.

Developer Response
Hi, I think you rated the wrong app? The app doesn't have something like "intro lessons", and 八 (which I assume you mistook for ハ) is never translated as "fins". Also, カ (katakana for "ka") and 力 (chikara; "power", "force", "energy") are two different characters. If you want to verify the translation for 力 then you can check it in the built-in Apple Dictionary.
Worse than handmade flashcards
12/07/2024

Mad as hll

Flashcards are popular, but these have no explanations at all for what they are. On top of that it says its a kanji learning app and the intro lessons are filled with made up names for japanese characters with wrong pronunciations for them. ハ is not fins, カ is not power. On the back side of number kanji the pronunciation is wildly incorrect, google translate is more correct than their answers.
Developer Response 12/09/2024
Hi, I think you rated the wrong app? The app doesn't have something like "intro lessons", and 八 (which I assume you mistook for ハ) is never translated as "fins". Also, カ (katakana for "ka") and 力 (chikara; "power", "force", "energy") are two different characters. If you want to verify the translation for 力 then you can check it in the built-in Apple Dictionary.