Japanese Practice — Genki I & II
Tokidoki is a free, no-login collection of Japanese practice exercises built around
the Genki textbook series. Every exercise is scheduled with
spaced repetition (SRS) so you review what you need most, not what
you already know.
Work through chapters 3–23 of Genki I and II, covering masu-form, て-form, ta-form,
nai-form, tai-form, potential, volitional, passive, causative, ba-conditional,
causative-passive, and more — for both godan (u-verb) and ichidan (ru-verb) patterns,
plus the irregular verbs する and くる.
Practise い-adjective and な-adjective conjugations including present, negative, past,
past-negative, te-form, and adverb forms, chapter by chapter.
Mix and match any combination of verbs, adjectives, and conjugation forms into a
custom practice session. Useful for targeting weak spots or reviewing before a test.
Translate full Japanese sentences taken from Genki chapters 3–12. Toggle between
Japanese-to-English and English-to-Japanese modes, with optional furigana readings
above kanji.
Multiple-choice drills for は, が, を, に, で, へ, と, も, の, and や. Each question
shows a sentence with one particle missing plus its English translation; pick the
particle that fits out of four choices and get graded instantly. Choose which
particles to include so you can target mix-ups like に vs で vs へ, scheduled with
spaced repetition so you review the ones you keep missing.
Learn the kana with a hands-on drawing drill: see a romaji prompt, draw the matching
hiragana or katakana character by hand, then reveal the answer to check yourself.
Covers the full gojuon, dakuten/handakuten, and yōon combinations for both scripts.
Self-graded kanji flashcards covering JLPT N5 through N1. Test either direction — see
the meaning and recall the kanji, or see the kanji and recall its meaning — scheduled
with spaced repetition so you review what you find hardest.
Browse the same kanji & meaning pairs as the printable answer-key sheets on screen —
kanji and meaning stacked, one side hidden until you hover to peek or click to reveal it
for good. Toggle kanji-to-meaning or meaning-to-kanji and filter by JLPT level.
Browse JLPT vocabulary (N5–N3) the same way — word and meaning stacked, one side
hidden until you hover to peek or click to reveal it for good. Toggle word-to-meaning or
meaning-to-word, filter by JLPT level, and choose whether the Japanese side shows kanji,
furigana, or the reading spelled out entirely in hiragana/katakana.
A reverse-lookup reference: browse the same JLPT kanji lists (N5–N1) as Kanji
Hover, and click any kanji to see every word in the Vocabulary list that contains it,
each shown with furigana and its English meaning.
Free printable PDF worksheets for testing recall by hand: JLPT kanji sheets (N5–N1)
in both directions — write the kanji from its meaning, or write the meaning from the
kanji — plus hiragana and katakana writing sheets. Answer keys included for every sheet.