Koyomito
Free
1.7for iPhone, iPad
Age Rating
Koyomito 스크린 샷
About Koyomito
A Very Japanese Calendar
Every day you will find the date broken down into several parts, completely written in Japanese, and you will be able to listen to the pronunciation of the whole thing. Practice repeating it or reading it out loud. Even if you have no previous knowledge of Japanese, you will soon get used to the kanji (ideograms) and the words that come up most often.
For instance, can you see that button near the top of the screen with the number 30 on it? That's the year, according to the Japanese era. It is not always used, but it's something easy to understand and it's not hard to get used to it by seeing every day.
Detailed Information in Your Language
Tap any part of the date to open a screen with all you need to know about the topic, this time in English. You will also be able to listen to the pronunciation of each word, recorded by a native Japanese speaker.
Get a Deeper Knowledge of the Japanese Culture
Koyomito helps you understand dates written in Japanese, as it helps you learning how to pronounce them. But it's not all about the date and day of the week. Some Japanese calendars include the rokuyō for each day, a traditional classification of days in six types.
Rokuyō is still used when choosing dates for events such as a wedding, and it is a curious window to Japanese tradition and society.
Thank You for Learning with Koyomito
Koyomito is an app by Alejandro Cremades, also known as karawapo. I have been involved in various language learning materials for both Japanese and Spanish in the past, but this is the first one I have localized into English.
Every day you will find the date broken down into several parts, completely written in Japanese, and you will be able to listen to the pronunciation of the whole thing. Practice repeating it or reading it out loud. Even if you have no previous knowledge of Japanese, you will soon get used to the kanji (ideograms) and the words that come up most often.
For instance, can you see that button near the top of the screen with the number 30 on it? That's the year, according to the Japanese era. It is not always used, but it's something easy to understand and it's not hard to get used to it by seeing every day.
Detailed Information in Your Language
Tap any part of the date to open a screen with all you need to know about the topic, this time in English. You will also be able to listen to the pronunciation of each word, recorded by a native Japanese speaker.
Get a Deeper Knowledge of the Japanese Culture
Koyomito helps you understand dates written in Japanese, as it helps you learning how to pronounce them. But it's not all about the date and day of the week. Some Japanese calendars include the rokuyō for each day, a traditional classification of days in six types.
Rokuyō is still used when choosing dates for events such as a wedding, and it is a curious window to Japanese tradition and society.
Thank You for Learning with Koyomito
Koyomito is an app by Alejandro Cremades, also known as karawapo. I have been involved in various language learning materials for both Japanese and Spanish in the past, but this is the first one I have localized into English.
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최신 버전 1.7의 새로운 기능
Last updated on Jul 11, 2020
오래된 버전
Update for holidays specific to July 2020.
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Version History
1.7
Jul 11, 2020
Update for holidays specific to July 2020.
1.6
Dec 8, 2019
Everything ready for the Reiwa period. Updated the date for the Emperor's Birthday.
1.5
Apr 24, 2019
Everything ready for Reiwa period.
1.4
Dec 13, 2017
App now localized to English. If previously installed, app will default to Spanish. Choose your language at the Info screen. Also slight changes to the design, and extra information for more special days.
Koyomito FAQ
제한된 국가 또는 지역에서 Koyomito를 다운로드하는 방법을 알아보려면 여기를 클릭하십시오.
Koyomito의 최소 요구 사항을 보려면 다음 목록을 확인하십시오.
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Koyomito은 다음 언어를 지원합니다. English
