Observed arrival · 2026-11-11
Yubigaki, a finger-writing kanji trainer
Yubigaki describes an app for learning to write Japanese kanji from memory, with stroke checking, spaced reviews, and a searchable character dictionary.
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- Japanese learners practicing kanji handwriting
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- The page says it supports study lists by JLPT level, Japanese school grade, frequency, or a learner’s own selection.
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The described study flow moves from watching a character’s strokes to tracing and recalling it, with each drawn stroke checked. The page lists several ways to choose study material, including JLPT levels, Japanese school grades, frequency, and personal lists. It also names English and Polish support and credits KANJIDIC2, JMdict, KanjiVG, and Wiktionary; App Store availability is still described as forthcoming.
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