MOJIHEBI: Kanji Snake Japan

MOJIHEBI is a snake game for learning Japanese. You see the reading and the English meaning — steer your snake and eat the characters in the right order to build the word. A wrong bite costs a heart. LEARN • From hiragana and katakana up to JLPT N5–N1 compound words: 1,783 words • Each character is read aloud as you eat it, in its reading inside that word • Finish a word to open its card: stroke order, radicals, components and sound hints, ancient glyphs, related words • Track mastery per level; words you haven't mastered come up more often TRAVEL JAPAN • 230 landmarks, built from real terrain and aerial imagery • A trip map with your route and distance; collect them all in the landmark book • Local specialties appear as bonuses; regional music with Japanese melodies PLAY • Grow by swallowing glowing orbs, dash, and steal words from rival snakes • A jukujikun boss when time runs out • Star power, a coffee-break pause, 23 avatars FOR PARENTS AND LEARNERS • No ads, no account, no data collection • Your progress is backed up with your Google account and comes back on a new phone • The interface follows your device language (English, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino and more) • Free: hiragana, katakana, N5 and 3 avatars • One-time purchase: N4–N1 and the avatar pack Photos: Wikimedia Commons (credited on screen) / Terrain: GSI Japan / Voice: VOICEVOX: Shikoku Metan