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About Onomanabi Onomanabi is a Japanese onomatopoeia trainer built by a native Japanese speaker and solo developer to help learners go beyond basic dictionary translations (where words like ドキドキ, ワクワク, ふわふわ, and もちもち often flatten into the same English terms). Key Features - 1,500+ Onomatopoeia: Spanning 6 different levels. - Visual Animations: Each word features an animation that demonstrates how it feels. - Native Insights: Native-speaker notes and usage maps comparing sim





- Free Typing website to practice Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji. - Load your Anki decks and practice them by typing (Filter by deck order, lapses, ease factor, frequency, or shuffle). - Practice JLPT N5 - N1 vocabulary, or random strings of hiragana and katakana. - Romaji and Definition toggles to get past unknown vocabulary. - Workshop mode: Paste any text or load text from files (subtitles, text documents, etc.). Modify text with Regex filters or create your own, and instantly
A mobile-friendly guide created to make it easier to track what step you're on in various Visual Novels (VNs). Originally made for Yu-No, it has since been expanded to support a few other VNs. Convenient alternative to standard text guides, especially on mobile devices. Contribute: If you have LLM tokens to spare, you can pick a VN, run it with your LLM agent of choice, and submit a Pull Request (PR) on GitHub to add guides for more games.
Fudoki 風土記 is a free interactive map designed to help you learn Japan’s 47 prefectures. Features - Japanese-first overviews: Includes furigana and English translations. - Local highlights: Learn about local food, culture, and nature for each prefecture. - Geography quiz: Test your knowledge and memorize their locations. Completely free and built as a personal project. You can send feedback directly in-app.

