Japanese Flashcards

With our Katakana flashcards you can learn the Japanese alphabet that is used mainly for words imported from other languages. Hiragana flashcards allow you to learn Hiragana, which is used along with Kanji for native Japanese words and phrases. Along with the alphabet flashcards, we put together 1 deck each with Katakana/Hiragana only words, so you can practice what you've learned.

With our topic-based Japanese flashcards, you get the best of both worlds. The basic flashcards contain easy Japanese words you would use almost every day. Adjective and verb flashcards allow you to build on that. Number flashcards enable you to quantify things and the other topics contain beginner to intermediate Japanese flashcards that will help you to expand your Japanese vocabulary based on your interest and needs.

The 1000 flashcards found in this section are the best Japanese flashcards for beginners, period. Concentrating on Japanese vocabulary for beginners means that you learn the most often used Japanese words first, allowing you to make huge improvements when it matters most - right at the start.

This ebook contains all Japanese flashcards from the two sections above, one every two pages. It is ideal for you to be able to study on your Kindle or ebook reader of your choice wherever you are, without internet connection and distractions that come with that.

The Japanese flashcard PDFs listed below are free printable Japanese flashcards for adults (mainly) allowing you to study away from any electronic devices. Feel free to share them, use them in classroom settings, just don't sell them.

This is our version of Anki for Japanese. Our spaced repetition flashcards allow you to study our flashcards using spaced repetition online. To get started, click on Register below. If you do already have an account, click on Login and start studying!

If you are a visual learner, you will enjoy our Japanese flashcards on Youtube. You can stimulate your brain with pictures, text and pronunciation (audio) all at once without lifting a finger. Lean back and learn Japanese words and phrases the relaxed way.