Observed arrival · 2026-09-23
SushiDa makes a typing drill feel like a small sushi ritual
A free Japanese typing-practice game with timed and untimed modes, three difficulty courses, and browser-local records.
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- For
- Japanese learners building keyboard fluency
- Worth noticing
- The site accepts several common romaji spellings and stores practice records and settings in the current browser, without cross-device sync.
Field notes
The three courses are described by prompt length, from 3–7 keys for the beginner option to 15–30 keys for short sentences. Input guidance covers alternate romaji spellings and the need to separate ん before certain sounds. Results and settings are stored in the browser rather than synced across devices; the page says results can be saved as an image.
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