Japanese Tales: Read & Learn
Learn Japanese with Stories
About
Learn Japanese through engaging stories and interactive exercises. Master kanji, hiragana, and katakana with spaced repetition and gamified practice. Suitable for beginners and JLPT exam preparation.
What's New in Japanese Tales
11.7
November 9, 2026
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FAQ
Does Japanese Tales have ads?
Yes, Japanese Tales contains advertisements. These ads may be present during your learning sessions or within the app's interface.
What is the pricing for Japanese Tales?
Japanese Tales is free to download and offers basic features. Premium access, which unlocks all levels and stories, is available through a monthly subscription of $4.99 or an annual subscription of $29.99, which includes a free trial.
How does Japanese Tales teach Japanese?
Japanese Tales uses a story-based approach, allowing users to learn vocabulary and grammar by reading adapted short stories. It also includes interactive lessons for hiragana and katakana, kanji writing practice, and comprehension quizzes.
What JLPT levels does Japanese Tales cover?
Japanese Tales offers stories adapted for JLPT levels N5 through N1, making it suitable for learners at various stages of their Japanese language journey.
Can I practice writing kanji with Japanese Tales?
Yes, Japanese Tales includes over 2,000 kanji with writing practice. You can draw each kanji with your finger, and the app uses smart recognition to validate your strokes.
How does the spaced repetition system work in Japanese Tales?
The spaced repetition system (SRS) automatically turns your saved words and kanji into flashcards. The app then reminds you to review them right before you are likely to forget, requiring no manual setup.
What devices is Japanese Tales available on?
Japanese Tales is available on iPhone and iPad, supporting iOS devices.
How often is Japanese Tales updated?
The latest version of Japanese Tales is 11.5, and it was last updated on October 29, 2026. This indicates a relatively recent update schedule.
