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From https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/japanese-learning-resources-april-2019/

Tofugu recently reviewed a new online Japanese dictionary for Japanese learners. Here are some excerpts from the review:

"Jishonari is divided into three panels:

• Japanese reader: Browse the newsfeed from either Aozora Bunko or Reddit, or paste in your own text. Once you're reading, click on any word to bring up definitions and info galore.
• Definitions: Whenever you search for a word or click one in the reader, the definitions appear here. You can get JMDict definitions, as well as related definitions from WordNet.
• Details/synonyms: Example sentences from tatoeba and synonyms live here, as well as stroke order and readings for words with kanji. Search for a verb, and you'll get conjugations too.

"...This is just the tip of Jishonari's iceberg. All over the page, you can click and hover to reveal more information, ever-unfolding into an incredible rabbit-hole experience. There's even a dark mode!

"...Its major strength also happens to be its biggest drawback—because it's so full-featured, it can be hard to navigate and find the information (or the most accurate definition) you're looking for, especially when you're searching for a word you've never seen before."

Read the full review at https://www.tofugu.com/japanese/japanese-learning-resources-april-2019/
Jishonari is available at https://www.jishonari.com/b?v=1&a=CAMQARgA&s=IAA&d=IgQIAUgA