Japanese Study Hub

Japanese Study Hub · Built for JLPT preparation

Japanese-Language Proficiency Test One connected toolkit
for JLPT preparation

Vocabulary, grammar, listening, reading, focused practice, and complete JLPT past papers in one place. Daily questions, mixed practice, mock exams, favorites, mistakes, and review keep every session connected to the next. Prepare the content, test it with past papers, and review your mistakes.
Every practice session leads into the next.

Choose how to study Explore the study content Try a sample question

Prepare → Practice → Review → Test again

文字・語彙 · Vocabulary reading Original example · not a past-paper question

Which reading is correct for the underlined word? Choose one answer.

Use a question to test your memory, read the explanation, then return to review.

See the review loop ↗

Choose the study format that fits you.

Use the app, WeChat Mini Program, or web version based on your device and study habits.

WeChat Mini Program

Scan with WeChat and start without installing another app.

WeChat Mini Program code for the JLPT study tool

Web app

Use the complete Japanese Study Hub on a computer or tablet.

Open the web app

Five content areas build the foundation.

Do more than read and memorize. Use questions to prove you can apply the content in the exam.

Vocabulary

From word cards to practice,
then back into review.

Use word cards to organize readings, meanings, and usage, then test retention with practice. Bring unfamiliar words back into review instead of stopping at “I memorized it once.”

Word cards → Practice → Review → Test again
Word card · Exam preparation

な-adjective · convenient; useful

This store is close to the station and convenient.

Learn the reading and meaning → Test with a question
Listening

Build understanding with intensive listening,
then exam readiness with mock tests.

Replay audio and compare it with the transcript to identify what you missed or misunderstood. Then use listening mock exams to practice finding clues, choosing answers, and managing exam pace.

Intensive listening → Mock exam → Review problems → Focused practice
Two training modes, one exam goal
Intensive listening Replay audio · Compare the transcript · Understand key information
Listening mock exam Listen and answer · Test understanding · Review lost points

Bring missed items back into intensive listening, then test again. Turn “I did not understand” into a specific word, sentence, or clue.

Grammar

Understand the grammar point and distinguish the options.

Study the grammar point, then use questions to check formation, meaning, and context. Explanations separate similar expressions and send recurring mistakes back into review.

Organize the grammar point → Distinguish through practice → Explanation and review
Reading

Understanding the passage is not enough. Choose the right answer.

Practice finding evidence, resolving references, and identifying the writer's intent. Compare the question and explanation to see whether the problem was comprehension or option judgment.

Reading practice → Answer evidence → Focused reinforcement
Focused practice

Focus your practice where you are weakest.

Practice one grammar point or question type intensively, close the gap, then return to mixed practice to test it.

Vocabulary Grammar Listening Reading

Use JLPT past papers to test your preparation.

Move from individual topics back to real exam questions. Learn the formats and see what still needs work.

Use JLPT past papers to test your vocabulary, grammar, listening, and reading. Review the explanations afterward and bring exposed weaknesses back into focused practice and revision.

  • Become familiar with exam formats and question patterns
  • Use explanations to understand the evidence for the correct answer
  • Review mistakes and set priorities for the next round

A past paper does not end when you submit it.
It starts the next round of preparation.

01
Complete a past paper

Use real exam questions to test your current readiness.

02
Read explanations and review mistakes

Identify unfamiliar content and why your judgment failed.

03
Strengthen the weak area and test again

Practice until the issue is clear, then return to questions to confirm.

Choose a practice mode that fits today's time and goal.

Use spare minutes, target one weakness, test across topics, or rehearse the exam. Match the mode to today's time and purpose.

Ten questions a day
make preparation part of your routine.

Complete one useful session even when time is short. The set is small, but answering, reading explanations, and reviewing mistakes all remain.

  1. 01
    Complete today's ten questions Use spare time to test what you know.
  2. 02
    Read explanations and keep key items and mistakes Understand why an answer is right or wrong.
  3. 03
    Bring exposed weaknesses back into review Prepare what was missing before the next round.

Preparation continues after you answer the question.

Save key items, investigate mistakes, and strengthen through review. Let each session guide the next.

Favorites · Keep the items worth revisiting
Save uncertain correct answers and useful explanations for later review.
Mistakes · Work on where points are being lost
Review mistakes, find the reason through explanations, then use focused practice to close the gap.
Review · Make learned and practiced content more durable
Review vocabulary and grammar, redo key questions and mistakes, then test again.

A complete preparation loop

  1. 01
    Prepare the content

    Word cards, grammar, intensive listening, and reading.

  2. 02
    Test with questions

    Daily questions, focused and mixed practice, past papers, and mock exams.

  3. 03
    Read explanations, keep key items, find problems

    Use favorites and mistakes to keep what needs another look.

  4. 04
    Review and focused reinforcement

    Keep preparing the parts that are not yet secure.

  5. 05
    Test again

    Return to questions and confirm genuine mastery.

Return to the sample and try “Answer → Explain → Retry”

Not answered and not saved.

Questions before you begin.

How do content, practice, and review work together?

Is this a general Japanese platform or an exam-preparation tool?

Japanese Study Hub focuses on JLPT preparation. Vocabulary, grammar, listening, and reading all support exam content and question practice, together with past papers, focused work, mock exams, and review tools.

How should I use it when I have little time each day?

Start with ten daily questions. Read the explanations, review mistakes, and schedule vocabulary or topic review. When you have more time, use focused practice, mixed sets, or a mock exam.

Why use both intensive listening and listening mock exams?

Intensive listening explains exactly what you missed or misunderstood. Mock exams test sustained listening, clue detection, and answering. Problems exposed by a mock can return to intensive listening and then be tested again.

From focused content to exam rehearsal,
keep your preparation in one connected path.

Content, past papers, practice modes, and review tools work together for your next exam.

Choose app, mini program, or web