GENKI Kanji Cards for 2nd Ed. App Reviews

This application greatly assists in learning the 317 kanji of the Genki books. I was surprised by how colorful, organized, and fluid the app is, as most of the kanji apps out there are either buggy or boring, and this app keeps things challenging. Of all the kanji apps out there I greatly recommend this app. It's good quality and provides you a smooth experience to satiate your love and learning for kanji!!

I love this app! Please continue your good work Japan Times😃

Very helpful but the app crashes every time you X out of a flash card.

If you're using Genki then this app is alright. It gives you all the kanji from book books, with each one including a brief animation showing stroke order, along with all the Kanji words and some mnemonics to help remember. As a general Kanji app though it's missing a key feature: the ability to actually trace each Kanji with your finger/stylus.

For learning the on-yomi and kun-yomi reading of the kanji, this is a great app. I learned a lot of kanji compound words using this great app. It really extended my vocabulary beyong the textbook. I do wish that the app contains audio recording of each compoung words. This is great for preparting JLPT N4 and N5. Thank you so much.

This is a great app to use in hand with the textbook. Gives you the stroke orders and pictures to remember the kanji. My only con is when you click the play button to learn the strokes, it turns off your music -_- very annoying.

If you have a few extra dollars and are having trouble learning the kanji, i think this is a great option. You can practice either the Japanese or English readings, it includes an animation for the stroke order of each kanji, and there are also mnemonics for each character. It includes all the kanji from both Genki books. I highly recommend writing all the kanji from each flash card while thinking about the meaning and repeating the pronunciation out loud as your using the app. I just finished

Great tool to memorize kanji. Would be much better if you could use it on iPad and use the pencil for handwriting practice

There are one thing this app is missing and I would’ve given it five stars. It’s too quiet! Like the Vocab app, I thought that this one would have audio as well. I think that having audio samples along with its hiragana pronunciation would really help people who learn aurally.

It’s not working with the new iOS update :(

It’s modular prebuilt flash card system is exactly what I need