Provides instant hotkey-activated Japanese dictionary popups in Anki's reviewer and editor, showing definitions, pitch accents, and frequency with deinflection, customizable themes, and local SQLite caching.
Alternatives to WikiLookup
AnkiWeb addon 1516720487
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