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kanjidic-parser is an API to parse the KANJIDIC2 data file. This file is compiled by Jim Breen and the 'Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group' at Monash University.

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This is a Joos 1W compiler.

Add words to VocabularyReminder's database for it to ask their meaning to you from time to time. It tries better-teaching their meaning by asking less successfully known words each time.

A little java game to memorize Katakana/Hiragana characters. Learning by Playing! A playable applet version is embedded into the projects web page.

A program to learn japanese written in java(duh)

RanBunHyou is a Q&D generator of BINGO-like word games and other randomized teaching materials from plain text files. Entertains children studying vocabulary, etc. For Java 2+ (jre1.4+) and Macintosh System 7 to 9, being re-written in perl/CGI.

The program written in Java, which helps to remember words of the foreign language. It contains the dictionary filled by user and offers user to type the right answer of translation of the word which appears in the window

a program for learning japanese vocabulary

A small collection of practical and revelant language teaching tools written in Java Swing. Currently, it involves a 4-question multiple choice task creation tool, a "sort into two categories" creation tool, and a memory game creation tool.

There are many dictionaries so making another one can look words up would be extremely useless. But what if a dictionary could even teach those words put into it? What do you think?