-
Game Your JapanesePlay Your Way to ペラペラDownload Free
-
Hiragana Stickers for iMessages.Easy peasy Japanesey.Buy on iMessages
-
Get Your O-shiri in GearShop Treadless Nowand your mind will follow.
[masterslider_pb alias=”app-showcase”]
-
School Your Friends
-
Study Less, Learn More
-
Game Your Japanese
-
A kanji saved is a kanji learned.
The Art of Kanjilicious
[masterslider_pb alias=”kj-art”]
-
"While it may not teach you what you need to know, through the apps multiple choice game you can learn it. Cute story line as well and plenty to learn in this app."Fun and worthwhileby The Nobody Nov. 6, 2016
-
"Lovely animations. Completely free without ads. Has a decent amount of characters. Worth checking out if you are a beginner or lower-intermediate. Good luck!"Fun app with a storyby Pomx2 Oct. 31, 2016
-
"I was a backer for the Kickstarter, and don't regret it. I have been learning Japanese off and on for a while. I have several apps that I use to learn Hiragana and Katakana and this is one of them."Great learning toolby FireFarret Aug. 8, 2016
-
"A great way to stay up on your Japanese that you took in high school or college, OR a perfect way to learn for the first time! Great app."Fantastic Appby ColinCPeterson May 31, 2016
-
"Score 45% first try. Need to refresh my High School Japanese. My 6-year old niece loves the cute character."Super cuteby HDDude May 31, 2016
-
"I love those taiko drums. Looking forward to more levels. Thanks for the great effort that must have gone into making this."Amazing sound track!by byrtc777 May 31, 2016
Kanjilicious
Kanjilicious is an iphone game to help practice the reading of Japanese characters. We also make hiragana stickers for iMessages; and design t-shirts that are half Japanese, and half gaijin.
#Tags
alpha
app
apple
asana
backstory
Basho
behavior
bilingual
design
docs
ebbinghaus
fogg
forgetting
forrester
gamification
gaming
habits
Haiku
help
illustration
iTunes
kickstarter
mcgonigal
memory
mobile
Motivation
production
project
Psychology
rogowski
scrum
soundtrack
startup
storyline
taiko
TED
tedxkids
update
user-flow
video
zichermann