Tadoku: Learn to Read Japanese

Tadoku: Learn to Read Japanese

Read Stories, Vocab & Grammar

30 ratings
5 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 18, 2025
  • July 20, 2026

Features

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About

Master Japanese through authentic content like books, anime, and news. This app offers interactive reading with audio support, active listening practice, and a smart vocabulary builder with personalized flashcards. It's designed for efficient learning and building confidence.

Learn with real Japanese content
Interactive reading with audio
Active listening practice
Smart vocabulary builder
Personalized flashcards
Spaced repetition review
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What's New in Tadoku

1.2.1

July 20, 2026

- Bug fixes and performance improvements

Subscription plans

Premium 1 Year

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$49.991 Year
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User reviews

สำหรับเรา

แอพดีมากค่ะเรียนง่ายืแต่บางครั้ง รลูกที่อ่านวนและอ่านเสียงเฉพาะคำใช่งานไม่ได้

Not Bad but Needs Updates

This app is pretty good, but could be a lot better. One reviewer mentioned graded readers, but in mine I see advanced novels and other stories at a lower level. No graded readers. Maybe these were removed? Everything is shown as N4 (which they aren’t). Don’t see how to change the difficulty level.

The word look up in a video sometimes doesn’t parse the words/characters correctly. This doesn’t allow the dictionary to pull the correct/entire word. This also makes it not useful for a flash card. I have the Miraa app and it does a much better job parsing words.

Would be nice to loop audio in news articles that have it.
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Tadoku is bad

I can’t read it I put im new but it did not work

Very good app to learn Japanese

I love the video shadowing practice session of the app, perfect for speaking Japanese as a beginner

It beats all other apps to become my favorite japanese graded readers app

Super useful, i can create vocab list and export them which no other apps do. 10/10

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FAQ

What is the Tadoku learning method?

Tadoku focuses on contextual learning by using authentic Japanese content like books, anime, and news. This method aims to help users absorb the language naturally through reading and listening.

Can I learn Japanese offline with Tadoku?

The provided description does not specify offline functionality. However, the app's focus on real-time content suggests an internet connection may be required for many features.

How does Tadoku help with vocabulary?

Tadoku features a smart vocabulary builder that allows you to save words and phrases from your reading and listening. These saved items can be reviewed using personalized flashcards powered by spaced repetition.

What subscription plans does Tadoku offer?

Tadoku offers three subscription packages: a 1-month plan for $9.99, a 3-month plan for $24.99, and a 1-year plan for $49.99. These subscriptions unlock all features and content.

How often is Tadoku updated?

The latest version of Tadoku is 1.1.1, which was last updated on March 17, 2026. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing development.

What devices support Tadoku?

Tadoku is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users looking to learn Japanese.

What is the age rating for Tadoku?

Tadoku has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger learners interested in Japanese culture and language.

How does Tadoku compare to other Japanese learning apps?

Tadoku differentiates itself by focusing on authentic content and interactive reading/listening exercises, aiming for a more natural language acquisition process compared to apps that rely solely on rote memorization.