Additional Sites Master List?

Japanese
#1

Inspired by excellent additional resources I have seen mentioned by staff on other threads, and that I wouldn’t have found on my own, I would like to suggest this thread become a master list for additional sites that people might want to use.

I am going to make this thread a Wiki, so anyone is free to edit it, but please behave!

Please post in the following format:

Site name
Site link
Short description, including whether the site is free or paid, and what format the site is available in, such as app or browser based only
(Optional: you’re welcome to credit yourself as posting the link if you would like)

Resource List

Kanji Koohii
https://kanji.koohii.com/
A free website that utilises mnemonics in a way similar to RTK and Wanikani in order to memorise kanji. I’m not sure if it has an app.

Supernative
https://supernative.tv/
A free website (best suited for PC use) where you can listen to thousands of short clips of natural Japanese and practice improving your listening in short bites, using either text input or voice input.

Todaii

A free to use website with graded news articles. With mini quiz, word and grammar lists based on the article you read. App also available. Subscription from $26 for 3 months.

N3 Strategy Guide
https://sheikhsulaiman.github.io/jlpt-n3-guide/
Free strategy guide for passing the JLPT N3. Despite focusing on N3, holds many JLPT tips useful for other levels too!

Capture2text
https://capture2text.org/
Free Offline OCR for Windows

Instantly extract text from any part of your screen with a simple keyboard shortcut. No internet required. 90+ languages supported including Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.

Please add your resources!

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#2

Credit to the staff for suggesting these sites previously :bowing_woman:

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#3

I added two! I’ll add more if I think of some less obvious ones to add

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#4

Might throw a bone in aswell. I added a OCR i recently started to use for a horror game vocab deck project which i intend to publish when its finished.

I like it for its simplicity and straightforwardness.

#5

Cool idea!
I was thinking of doing something similar but with all the japanese ressource available (website and apps like tadoku, satori, etc etc).
I feel like newcommers often asks for reading ressources or app to use and mostly 80% are the same ressources of each thread.
Could we add those to your list or would you rather it be a separate thread ?