Japanese Typing Practice
Build accurate Japanese typing with original exercises for Hiragana, Katakana, common words, and short sentences. Choose a level, type the prompt exactly, and use the live measurements to identify whether speed or accuracy needs more attention.
How the measurements work
Accuracy compares each entered character with the corresponding prompt character. Mistakes counts current mismatches. Characters per minute divides the number of entered characters by elapsed minutes. These are practice indicators, not standardized Japanese proficiency scores.
Choose the right level
| Level | Best for | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Learning basic Kana rows | Simple characters and short words |
| Intermediate | Comfortable Kana readers | Small Kana, っ, longer words |
| Advanced | Fluent Kana typists | Mixed Japanese and complete sentences |
A productive practice routine
Complete three precise prompts before trying to increase speed. If a pattern causes repeated errors, isolate it in the Romaji keyboard. Short daily sessions usually provide better recall than one long session with declining attention.
Frequently asked questions
Does the practice tool save what I type?
No. The text you type is not stored. Only harmless preferences such as level and mode may be remembered on your device.
What is a good characters-per-minute score?
There is no single universal target because difficulty, script, punctuation, and Kanji conversion affect the result. Compare similar exercises against your own earlier accuracy and speed.