Shiritai — Furigana Reader for Japanese

Read real Japanese anywhere on the web, with the reading shown above each kanji. Shiritai adds furigana to Japanese text on any page: news, blogs, Wikipedia, and social media. Turn it on while you read and off when you're done. • Furigana on any page: show or hide readings above kanji with one click • Look up any word: click it—or hover if it's inside a link—to see its reading, definitions in six languages, pitch accent, and pronunciation. Common multi-word expressions are recognized too • Save for review: keep a word, its meaning, and the original sentence for later; you can also copy the word card • Color by JLPT level: see at a glance which words are N5 and which are N1 • Hide what you know: set your JLPT level and readings disappear up to it • Explain with Shiritai: select a sentence, right-click or press Alt+S, and get a full study card with translation, grammar, vocabulary, and kanji • Reading comfort: reading ruler, word spacing (分かち書き), text size controls Built for N5–N2 learners who want to read real Japanese, not just textbook examples. Dictionary: JMdict (EDRDG), with Warodai for Russian; Portuguese and some Russian meanings are machine translated. Pitch accents: kanjium (CC BY-SA 4.0). Chinese glosses: Tomoshi open data (CC BY-SA 4.0). Kanji levels: kanji-data (MIT).