Find the Japanese
Search in Japanese or English, draw a kanji, and explore readings, meanings, conjugations, pitch accent, and linked examples.
Japanese dictionary + study cards
See it.
Add it.
Know it.
Fukameru combines a Japanese dictionary with a simple card-making workflow. Turn words and example sentences into study cards in a few taps, then work through a focused review queue.
Japanese dictionaryWords, kanji, grammar, pitch, and examples
Cards in a few tapsNo templates or note types to configure
Anki compatibleImport and export compatible .apkg decks
Dictionary to review queue
Spend less time building decks. Spend more time learning Japanese.
Lookup, card creation, and review live in one app, so a useful word can join your study queue while the context is still fresh.
Make the card
Choose an example or write your own. Fukameru fills a clear card layout that you can edit, tag, and add media to.
Review what is due
Open your queue, reveal the answer, and choose Again or Good. Fukameru schedules when each card should return.
Made for Japanese study
A capable deck without the deck administration.
Fukameru keeps the useful parts of flashcards and removes the setup that gets between a lookup and a review.
A dictionary with depth
Move from vocabulary to kanji details, conjugations, pitch accent, and real Japanese–English examples without switching apps.
Cards without configuration
Use a consistent Japanese-focused layout instead of building note types, templates, and field rules before you can study.
Bring your Anki decks
Import compatible .apkg files with field mapping, media, tags, and review state. Export your Fukameru cards when you need them elsewhere.
A queue that fits your routine
Use spaced scheduling, daily limits, a custom study-day boundary, reminders, leech handling, and progress statistics.
For iPhone and iPad
Fukameru is on the App Store.
Download Fukameru and start learning Japanese on your iPhone or iPad.
Why Fukameru?
The dictionary is the card creator.
General-purpose flashcard apps begin with fields and templates. Fukameru begins with the Japanese word or sentence you want to remember, then builds a consistent card around it. It also works offline, with optional iCloud sync when you want your cards on more than one device.