Learn Japanese daily with Haru — from hiragana to JLPT N1, like a game
Learn Japanese by clearing stages with Haru, a cute kitten who studies with you.
■ Start from hiragana
Learn hiragana, katakana, voiced sounds and small kana with audio, and build kana yourself by choosing the row and vowel.
■ 300,000 stages: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Each course has learning chapters from JLPT N5 up to N1 level, followed by mastery chapters for review. Topics range from greetings, food and travel to keigo, onomatopoeia, four-character idioms, proverbs and N1 grammar.
■ Many kinds of quizzes
Choose the meaning, choose the Japanese, listen and choose, spell with kana, put sentences in order, fill in the blank and match pairs. Kanji always come with their reading (furigana) and romaji.
■ Boss battles and bonus games
Beat timed boss battles and review with memory cards and a true-or-false rush.
■ Anime- and drama-style listening
Listen to original lines written for each scene and repeat after Haru. (These are newly written expressions, not quotes from real shows.)
■ Word book and mistake notebook
See every word you have learned with its reading and meaning, and retry the questions you missed.
■ A daily habit
Daily goal chest, streaks, stars, coins, levels and outfits for Haru keep you motivated.
■ Good to know
· App interface and explanations: English / Korean
· Pronunciation uses your device's Japanese text-to-speech voice. Without one, listening questions are replaced by other questions.
· No sign-up required. Your learning progress is stored only on your device.
· Includes optional Google AdMob rewarded ads. Watch an ad to earn in-app rewards. Learning stages remain available without watching ads.
Neuigkeiten
Haru Japanese is here!
• Learn hiragana, katakana, vocabulary and grammar with Haru the cat.
• Practice every day with varied quizzes and listening exercises.
• Review your word book and mistakes, and dress up Haru.
Free, with no ads, sign-up or in-app purchases.
The interface and learning explanations are available in English and Korean only.