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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Free during beta. No credit card required.

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Full Japanese script support

Hiragana, katakana, and kanji all display correctly across all five 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.

Four games β€” one word list

Every vocabulary list automatically becomes five different games. Students pick their favourite β€” or play all five.

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Matching

Connect words with definitions or translations

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Memory

Flip cards to find matching word pairs

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Word Fighter

Fast-paced word shooting game

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Crossword

Solve a crossword from your word list

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Spell It

Tap letters to spell the translation

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, completely free during beta.

Start creating Japanese vocabulary games

Full hiragana, katakana, and kanji support. Free for teachers.

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