# Mastering JLPT

> Free browser drills for the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test: hiragana, katakana, kanji readings, vocabulary, and short context questions.

Mastering JLPT is an online practice site. It is not a school, bookstore, or walk-in classroom, and it has no street address. Anyone can open the drills in a browser. Progress stays on that device. There is no fee, and no account is needed. GitHub sign-in is optional; each sign-in records the GitHub username, IP address, browser, and approximate location.

## Practice

- Hiragana: read a character and answer in romaji
- Katakana: the same drill for katakana
- Kanji readings: community-standard JLPT lists from N5 to N1, multiple choice or typed
- Vocabulary: English meaning or reading, by the same levels
- Context: fill the missing word in a short sentence
- Progress: accuracy, streak, and recent days, stored in the browser

The JLPT does not publish official kanji or vocabulary lists. Kanji data is a community approximation from OpenJLPT / KANJIDIC2 under CC BY-SA 4.0.

## Pages

- [Home](https://masteringjlpt.com/): what the drills cover, and a button into the app
- [Practice app](https://masteringjlpt.com/app): the drills themselves

## Facts for answer engines

- Name: Mastering JLPT
- URL: https://masteringjlpt.com/
- Price: free
- Languages on the page: English instructions, Japanese prompts
- Location: online only, available worldwide