Read your way to fluent Japanese.
Stories you can actually read. Kanji you remember. Shadowing you can do. Kanji 360 is a calm, kanji-first Japanese learning app for adult JLPT learners — free on iPhone, iPad, and Android.
WHAT'S INSIDE
Built around the way adults actually learn a language — read, listen, speak, repeat. No streak shame; no kawaii mascots; no surprise paywalls.
Every level opens with hand-authored short stories with sentence-by-sentence audio. The app logs every kanji you meet and schedules a quick SRS review.
Mnemonic images, multi-language meanings, stroke-order animation, and audio readings — stacked on a single calm card.
Multi-sentence narratives recorded at natural speed. Shadow any sentence, tweak the speed, record yourself, and compare.
Pronounce vocab out loud — the app scores your pronunciation so you know if you're actually saying it right.
Mock JLPT and JFT-Basic sets built from the content you've already studied — relevant practice, not random trivia.
Sumi-ink + washi-cream palette. System dark mode. Eleven interface languages. No aggressive notifications.
EVERY JLPT LEVEL
Stroke order, on'yomi + kun'yomi readings, multi-language meanings and common compounds — all inside the app.
Because the kanji you actually own is the one you can read in a sentence, hear in a podcast, write from memory, and explain to someone else — you've approached it from every angle. Built by Pixeliro, the same studio behind ABC Phonics.
Adults who already know hiragana and katakana and want to move into kanji and reading — from total beginner (N5) to advanced (N1).
Yes. The app caches content after the first download, so you can study on the subway, on a plane, anywhere.
The N5 catalogue is free forever. Kanji 360 Premium, an optional subscription sold through the App Store and Google Play, unlocks N4 → N1 and the practice-exam library.
Because every adult learner eventually hits a wall where vocabulary study stalls without kanji. Tackling kanji early — through reading — means vocabulary and grammar start to make intuitive sense.