AnkiWeb addon 1916099370
Fork of π―π΅ JapaneseFurigana (AI-detected; may be wrong)
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Assigns minimal furigana readings to individual kanji instead of whole morphemes, with configurable behavior and a dedicated settings submenu under Tools.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.1 | 25.09+ | 2025-11-17 |
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The original addon and its forks. The best value in each column is in bold.
| Version | Works on Anki 26.09.3 | Maintenance | Last activity | Votes | Approval | GitHub stars | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| π―π΅ JapaneseFurigana original | likely | active | 13 Jul 2026 | π 121 Β· π 5 | 91% | 33 | |
| β³ Japanese Furigana+ this addon (AI-detected; may be wrong) | likely | stale | 17 Nov 2025 | π 4 Β· π 0 | 51% | β | |
| β³ Japanese Furigana (JoMako) (AI-detected; may be wrong) | supported | active | 24 Oct 2026 | π 0 Β· π 0 | β | 0 |
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Adds or removes Japanese furigana in cards via editor buttons, bulk generation, bracket or ruby notation, using MeCab for readings across platforms.
Automatically generates and bulk-generates furigana readings and looks up Japanese pitch accents, adding them to configured Anki note fields.
Generates furigana readings for Japanese text, provides Japanese note types, kanji statistics, and dictionary lookup, with customizable furigana display in card templates.
Adds or removes furigana on Japanese card content using editor toolbar buttons, with MeCab/Kakasi-generated readings and configurable output patterns and number reading support.
Adds furigana to selected Japanese vocabulary or sentences on demand via a toolbar button or hotkey, converting kanji into bracketed kana using jisho.org.
Adds Japanese vocabulary to kanji-writing cards using known words from other decks, prioritizing common words, hiding target kanji, and saving results in fields for syncing.
This is a slightly modified version of the existing, and largely wonderful, JapaneseFurigana add-on.
The primary difference is that it attempts to assign the minimal readings to individual kanji, rather than providing the full readings for entire morphemes. So, for instance, for γζΌ’εγ, we attach the furigana γγγγ to the character γζΌ’γ, and γγγ to the character γεγ (ζΌ’[γγ]ε[γ]), rather than attaching the reading γγγγγ to the entire morpheme γζΌ’εγ (ζΌ’ε[γγγ]). While the latter may offer better readability in some circumstances, in flashcards, where the intent is to be didactic, I prefer seeing exactly which part of the reading each character contributes to the whole. That said, since both methods have their merits, this behavior is configurable via the Tools menu.
The other, relatively minor, difference is that the config menu items for the add-on are relegated to their own sub-menu rather than being tacked on to the end of the Tools menu without any context.