r/japaneseresources
29k members
r/japaneseresources is a subreddit with 29k members. The community frequently discusses japanese, learning, study, kanji, and app, and the most common flair used is other, web content, video, image, and game.
This subreddit is a collection of Japanese media for learners of the language.
Popular Topics in r/japaneseresources
#1
Japanese
88 posts
#2
Learning
52 posts
#3
Study
37 posts
#4
Kanji
17 posts
#5
App
13 posts
#6
Learn
12 posts
#7
Resources
9 posts
#8
Translation
8 posts
#9
Video
8 posts
#10
Vocabulary
6 posts
Flair Used in r/japaneseresources
#1
Other
: "Free Japanese flashcards with real native audio, no AI voices"
7 posts
#2
Web Content
: "nihongojouzu.jp ~ JLPT N1 is now available for FREE 🥳"
5 posts
#3
Video
: "I made Rubiyomi, a free, open-source EPUB reader that colours words by your Anki or jpdb cards. Availabe for Android and Linux/Windows. Looking for testers."
5 posts
#4
Image
: "I made a free printable Katakana chart with stroke order (including the tricky シ/ツ and ソ/ン)"
3 posts
#5
Game
: "I made a game for learning Japanese"
2 posts
#6
Book
: "An interactive book for Japanese language learners"
1 post
Member Growth in r/japaneseresources
Yearly
+9k members(44.3%)
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Last updated: November 9, 2026