Hiragana Machine (7)

the author of all the Java programs and the page itself is
Mitsuhiro Tagata (C) 1996

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This machine displays multiple graphics, so that it can display all the possible combinations of hiragana.
Until all the hiragana (i.e., from through ), dakuon, handakuon, and little ya, yu, and yo (i.e., from through ), are printed out, please be patient.

How to Start Hiragana Machine (7)

First, wait until all the hiragana, dakuon, handakuon, and little ya, yu, and yo are printed out below the "Total Score" box. Then click the "Start" button.

How to Play

Now you have one or some hiragana to the left of the entering area. Enter the romaji for the hiragana (i.e., how to read it). If your answer is correct, you'll get one point. If it is incorrect, you'll lose two points.

If there are some variations in the romaji representation of a hiragana such as "fu" and "hu", or "shi" and "si", you can just enter any one of them. The machine automatically checks them.

You can see all the hiragana and answers by clicking the "Next" button continuously.

In order to restart, simply click the "Start" button.