Studying for the JLPT N5? I converted the full N5 vocabulary list from Tuttle Publishing's flashcard PDF into an Anki deck split across 11 chapters, so you can study at your own pace on your phone, tablet, or desktop with spaced repetition — the most efficient way to memorize vocabulary.
Download Anki Deck (.apkg)What's in the deck?
Every card has five fields: kanji, reading (hiragana/katakana), romaji, part of speech, and English meaning. The deck includes two card types:
- Recognize — see the kanji, recall the meaning
- Recall — see the English meaning, recall the Japanese word
The reading (furigana) on Recognize cards is configurable — you can set it to show or hide by default. The intro card has a toggle to pick your preference, and you can also tap "tap to show/hide reading" on any card to change it on the fly. Your choice is remembered across sessions.
Chapters
The vocabulary is split into 11 sub-decks so you can study in manageable chunks or focus on specific sections:
60 words
58 words
64 words
62 words
59 words
62 words
65 words
63 words
63 words
67 words
47 words
Preview
Here's a taste of what's inside:
How to use
Download Anki
(free on desktop and Android, paid on iOS). Then open the .apkg file — Anki will
import it automatically. Study a few cards every day and let spaced repetition do the heavy
lifting.
Vocabulary data sourced from Tuttle Publishing's JLPT N5 flashcard set (© 2019 Tuttle Publishing). This Anki deck is provided for personal study use.