Japanese Online & Printable Flashcards
Free picture flashcards to help you learn or teach Japanese vocabulary. Both printable flashcards and online flashcards can be used. The flashcards are great resource for teachers who want to enhance their classroom materials and make language learning more interactive and enjoyable for their students. They are great for parents teaching kids and beginners to speak Japanese.
The printable flashcards are easy to use and can be printed directly from your browser, or downloaded as a PDF. We offer three different sizes to choose from, so you can select the size that best fits your needs. The large flashcards are ideal for use for teaching vocabulary to large classes, while small flashcards work well for games and activities in pairs or groups. The online flashcards can be used on a computer, tablet or mobile and feature audio samples to reference the vocabulary pronunciation.
The flashcards feature clear pictures paired with Japanese vocabulary, written in the most common way, Hiragana, Katakana or Kanji.
Start exploring our collections of picture flashcards by choosing a category below.
The printable flashcards are easy to use and can be printed directly from your browser, or downloaded as a PDF. We offer three different sizes to choose from, so you can select the size that best fits your needs. The large flashcards are ideal for use for teaching vocabulary to large classes, while small flashcards work well for games and activities in pairs or groups. The online flashcards can be used on a computer, tablet or mobile and feature audio samples to reference the vocabulary pronunciation.
The flashcards feature clear pictures paired with Japanese vocabulary, written in the most common way, Hiragana, Katakana or Kanji.
Start exploring our collections of picture flashcards by choosing a category below.
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Action Verbs Flashcards
Action verbs flashcards in the present continuous tense. These flashcards can be used to describe actions and practice grammar.
Adjectives Flashcards
Adjectives flashcards for describing nouns. The flashcards are organized in adjective pairs to make the meaning clear, for example big and small or hot and cold.
Animals Flashcards
A wide range of animals names flashcards, including wild animals, animals common as pets, zoo animals and sea animals.
Clothes Flashcards
Clothes flashcards from summer to winter clothes, including shoes and accessories. The flashcards can be used for learning how to describing people and practicing the present continuous tense.
Colors Flashcards
Essential color flashcards for beginners. Help students use colors flashcards while learning phrases like "What color is this?" and "My favorite color is..."
Countries Flashcards
Country names flashcards with country flag pictures. Includes countries from Africa, North America, South America, Asia, Europe and Oceania.
Daily Routine Flashcards
Daily routine verb flashcards in simple present tense (wake up, eat breakfast). Practice telling time and describing your day with phrases like 'I wake up at 7 AM' and 'What do you do in the morning?'
Family Flashcards
Flashcards for talking about family and relatives, brothers and sisters. Also good for self introductions.
Feelings Flashcards
Flashcards for teaching how to describe feelings and emotions. Can be used to answer the questions "How are you?".
Food & Drinks Flashcards
Food and drinks flashcards including fruits, vegetables, meals, deserts and snacks. Can be used for practicing shopping or ordering at a restaurant.
Hiragana Flashcards
Flashcards to learn the hiragana characters and pronunciation.
Hobbies Flashcards
Hobbies flashcards for describing what people do for fun and in their free time.
Holidays & Festivals Flashcards
Holiday flashcards for holidays and festivals around the world. Includes flashcards for Christmas and Halloween.
Home Flashcards
Objects found around the home, including electronics, and kitchen and bathroom items. Practice using prepositions of place using these flashcards.
Jobs Flashcards
Occupation flashcards featuring common jobs like teacher, doctor, and firefighter. Students can practice saying 'I want to be a...' and asking 'What does a chef do?' while learning about different professions.
Months Flashcards
Months names flashcards from January to December. Can be used to practice asking about birthdays and festivals.
Nature Flashcards
Nature flashcards for describing the environment, countryside, plants and flowers.
Numbers Flashcards
Numbers flashcards up to 100 to learn counting. Including sets of Numbers 1-10 and Numbers 1-20. Can be used to answer the questions "How old are you?" and "How many ~ ?"
Parts of the Body Flashcards
Flashcards for teaching parts of the body flashcards. Great for activities where learners answer questions like “Where is your nose?” and for games like Simon Says.
Places in a Town Flashcards
Places & buildings found in a town or city. Including places you visit on vacation and commonly used facilities. Can be used with asking and giving directions.
School Things Flashcards
Flashcards for talking about things that can be found in classrooms and schools. Including musical instruments.
Seasons Flashcards
The four season names and word collections for Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter flashcards.
Shapes Flashcards
Shapes flashcards for beginner learners. Practice identifying shapes and using phrases like 'What shape is this?' and 'It's a circle'.
Sports Flashcards
Wide variety of sport names. Can be used to talk about hobbies, and also practice the present continuous tense.
Time Flashcards
Time flashcards for telling the time, taking about routines and making plans. Flashcards for 1 - 12 o'clock and half past each hour.
Transport Flashcards
Cars, busses, trains and a variety of land, sea and air transportation flashcards.
Weather Flashcards
Flashcards for describing the weather and understanding the weather forecast. Learn to ask 'How's the weather?' and describe weather using phrases like 'It's hot today' or 'It looks like rain tomorrow.'