Tsukiji (old) - Kanji JLPT app APK

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What's new in Tsukiji (old) - Kanji JLPT app 1.2.4

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Download the latest Tsukiji (old) - Kanji JLPT app application, version 1.2.4, compatible with Windows 10/11 (using emulators such as Bluestacks), Android devices. This free Educational app is developed by Yann Badoual and is easy to download and install.

Previous versions, including 1.2.4, are also available. If you need help or have any problems, please let us know.

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Tsukiji (old) - Kanji JLPT app 1.2.4 APK requires following permissions:

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Ratings and Reviews

Rating: 4.5/5 based on 5+ reviews

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5 ★ Great app. Love the Jlpt level wise charts format.

5 ★ It's a very useful tool for me. I just don't know how to take the tests yet. I'll figure it out.

3 ★ It doesn't have stroke order. Learning kanji without stroke order is a waste of time. Please include stroke order as soon as possible

4 ★ There was a 2nd app like this right? i wonder why did you delete it. it had good features like some stroke orders, etc.

5 ★ How do I find Tsukiji 2? It's not under the same dev for Tsukiji 1 and searching for Tsukiji 2 doesn't show it. What is the dev name for Tsukiji 2?

1 ★ Used to be good

3 ★ Just downloaded it and a little disappointed there is no stroke order, either by displaying it in real time or simply numbered. I understand you recommend another app for it and that is commendable, but having your own version, with of course "proper" stroke order, would do nothing but make an already great app even better. I am only giving this three stars for now, not only due to no stroke order, but because I have not tried this app in depth to be fair for the better or for the worse. (I have to rate in order to comment.) Even if the stroke order is never implented I will probably raise it to 4 stars, unless I find something crippling. Add proper stroke order and you definitely get 5 stars and recommendations.

5 ★ First kanji app I found that actually shows me all the kanji right from the start without having to search them myself one by one. It's just soo much easier and comfortable to simply scroll down the list and review them as you see them, only tapping a kanji when your eyes tell you so. The Quiz format is great and I love that you can see the readings right after your answer in that little bottom window. Beautiful design, immediate interface, actually useful features. Perfect for JLPT kanji learners and reviewers.

5 ★ This app is great, all the way down to its design, ergonomics, GUI, and feel. There's nothing wrong with the app in the last few weeks I've had it and it's good at helping a person learn the kanji as it helps you keep track of what you've done and provides and expansive vocabulary for you to work with. I can't praise it enough! But to reap it's benefits you will need to put in time.

5 ★ The app crashes when I rotate my phone when I'm answering the quiz. It also crashes when I try to select a kanji in the compare list. It would be nice if those problems were solved, and if there were more quiz types and some statistics about my learning progress. Other than that the app is really nice, I liked it a lot, and i am learning kanji quite well so far. The way the quiz works makes me learn unexpectedly a lot better than other apps I've tried before.

3 ★ Virtues of this app are in the UI, as described above. Seems to work OK, except cannot stay in the selected list when screen orientation changes (always resets to N5). But as for usefulness... with just one type of quizz (incidentally, one I need the least) doesn't carry this app very far and certainly cannot make the Obenkyo obsolete, as quircky as its UI may be. I will try to revisit this app in the future to see if it has grown in functionality, but for now, this is one quizz (with apparently no learning algorithms in it for intelligent frequency) is just not useful for me.

5 ★ I'm using zenfone 8. After choosing the first choice, the second question's multiple choice appear for a very short while and then disappearing, making me unable to choose any answer. After fiddling with the options, I believe for others who have similar issues, you just need to activate the animation option for quiz. As others say, this app is pretty neat visually. By the way, will there be from meaning to kanji and from kanji to kana/romaji for further development?

3 ★ The UI is nice and pretty easy, though I didn't know that I had to click on "marked as learned" twice before it was considered as learned. And then when I did the quiz three different times, it would crash just as soon as I finish the last kanji. It's kind of frustrating. I also didn't understand the difference between a filled heart and an empty heart. I like that kanji's from N5 to N1 are in the app though, but I think some instructions are needed.

5 ★ I love how this app lets you pickup what Kanji you want to learn and how aesthetiscally organized it is. Comparing with other kanji apps, it lets you study kanji at your own pace. Especially for advanced learners who just wants to concentrate their review on characters they are not familiar with.

5 ★ Overall really great app--it's the only kanji app that's worked for me so far. One thing though, the quiz usually glitches and the answer options don't show so I have to reset it each time. Please fix, thanks!

Previous versions

Tsukiji (old) - Kanji JLPT app 1.2.4 APK for Windows (#14, 6.5 MB)