Japanese Vocabulary Games for Teachers

Teaching Japanese? Create vocabulary games with full support for hiragana, katakana, and kanji. Students play instantly with no accounts needed.

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Full Japanese script support

Hiragana, katakana, and kanji all display correctly across all 7 game modes.

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Japanese pronunciation audio

Text-to-speech reads Japanese vocabulary aloud β€” helpful for listening practice.

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Import from Japanese worksheets

Snap a photo of Japanese textbook pages and import vocabulary automatically.

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Romaji or kana

Create pairs with romaji on one side and kana on the other, or Japanese-English translation pairs.

Who it's for

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JLPT preparation

Create games from JLPT N5, N4, N3 vocabulary lists for exam preparation.

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Japanese language school

Elementary vocabulary games for beginners learning hiragana and basic words.

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Anime and culture enthusiasts

Create themed vocabulary games around Japanese pop culture vocabulary.

7 games β€” one word list

Every word list automatically becomes 7 different games. Students pick their favourite β€” or play them all.

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Matching

Pair them up

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Memory

Flip and find

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Word Fighter

Shoot to win

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Crossword

Fill the grid

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Spell It

Type it out

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Word Finder

Seek and find

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Pronounce It

Say it out loud

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Frequently asked questions

Does SnapWords support hiragana and katakana?

Yes, fully. All Japanese scripts display correctly in every game mode.

Can I create romaji-kanji matching games?

Yes. Enter romaji on one side and the corresponding kanji on the other.

Does the audio work for Japanese?

Text-to-speech reads Japanese text aloud, which helps students with pronunciation.

Is SnapWords free for Japanese teachers?

Yes, free to start. The free plan includes 2 new lessons a month; paid plans add unlimited lessons.

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Full hiragana, katakana, and kanji support. Free to start.

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