Remembering the Kanji

Remembering the Kanji turns a very narrow language task into a study aid for people working through Japanese characters. By our assessment, its strength is the flashcard-style drill around meanings and shape, which suits memorizing a large set of signs in a repeatable way. The trade-off is that it is not a full Japanese course, and it leaves pronunciation, grammar, and ordinary reading practice to other tools. In use, that makes it feel structured and a bit relentless: you either like the routine or you quickly feel the monotony. Compared with general language apps, it is much more specialised and much less friendly as an all-in-one package. The title signals the method clearly, and the app keeps that focus right down to the drills it asks you to repeat.