Learn Japanese
with purpose
A clear path from your first Kana to confident reading. Daily practice, theory and writing - not isolated flashcards.
An application and knowledge base for independent study
Sapilumen connects daily practice in the application with detailed explanations on the website. You learn systematically and always understand what you are doing and why.
A clear path
Topics follow a meaningful order from Kana to your first words and grammar.
Daily practice
Short sessions fit into your day and remain sustainable after the first week.
Theory with checks
Explanations are followed by exercises that reinforce understanding.
Visible progress
Statistics and session history show what you have already mastered.
A structured Japanese foundation
The section begins with the writing system and expands step by step. Published materials are organised in the learning path below.
Your Japanese learning path
Work from top to bottom. Every published step links to the right hub, chart or article, while future topics appear without empty links.
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Start hereOpen the Kana map
Understand how Kana works
Meet Hiragana and Katakana, understand their roles and see the recommended study order.
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First syllabaryStudy Hiragana
Learn Hiragana
Study the 46 basic symbols, row readings and the mistakes beginners make most often.
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Reading rulesOpen the rules
Add voiced sounds and combinations
Learn Dakuten, Handakuten and the rules that extend the basic chart.
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Second syllabaryStudy Katakana
Learn Katakana
Move on to loanwords, foreign names and other common Katakana uses.
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Next stage
First words and simple sentences
Reinforce reading with core vocabulary, greetings and your first sentence patterns.
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Sentence foundation
Basic grammar
Learn word order, particles, the です copula and the core verb forms.
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Writing system
Kanji without overload
Add Kanji through useful words, readings and stroke order instead of an isolated list.
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Reinforcement
Reading and listening
Move on to short graded texts and audio while reviewing vocabulary and grammar regularly.
Five steps for daily study
Choose a stage
Begin with the first unfinished item in the learning path.
Complete a session
Work through a short set of tasks for 5-10 minutes.
Study the theory
Open the relevant explanation directly from the exercise.
Practise writing
Write Kana from a model and learn the correct stroke order.
Reinforce the material
Return to difficult topics and track your progress.
Practice and explanations work together
Use the application for practice and the website for detail. Every learning-path link leads to the relevant explanation.
Daily practice
Sessions, Kana writing and review help you study regularly without overload.
Detailed explanations
Articles with examples, tables and audio help you understand a topic instead of memorising it blindly.
Clean, readable Kana tables
Large symbols, Romaji and a consistent grid make the charts easy to consult while studying.
Start learning Japanese today
The application is being prepared for Google Play. You can start with the learning path on the website.