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ichi.moe
The ichi.moe service provides Japanese transliteration and dictionary tools for kanji and word information.
About ichi.moe
ichi.moe is a web-based Japanese transliteration and dictionary service. A user enters a Japanese sentence and the site shows how that sentence is written in Latin script (romaji) and provides dictionary definitions for the words it contains. The site states that it works even with conjugated forms.
The service is intended for reading and breaking down Japanese text word by word rather than for full translation. According to the homepage, proper nouns such as personal names and most place names do not work. The site is web-only, and pricing is not stated.
Key features
- Converts an entered Japanese sentence into Latin script (romaji)
- Shows dictionary definitions for words in the sentence
- Handles conjugated verb and word forms
- Separate KanjiInfo and WordInfo tools linked from the site
- Light/dark theme option
Best for: Learners and readers of Japanese who want romaji and word-level dictionary lookups for ordinary Japanese sentences.
Good for
- Combines sentence transliteration and per-word dictionary definitions in one step
- States that it works with conjugated forms
- Provides dedicated KanjiInfo and WordInfo tools alongside the main input
Watch out for
- Proper nouns such as personal names and most place names are not handled
- Available only as a website, with no native app listed
- Pricing is not stated on the homepage
ichi.moe at a glance
- Website
- ichi.moe
- Category
- Education & Learning › Language Learning
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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ichi.moe FAQ
Does ichi.moe handle conjugated Japanese words?
Yes. The homepage states that it works even with conjugations.
Can it process names and place names?
According to the homepage, proper nouns like personal names and most place names do not work.
What tools does the site offer besides the sentence input?
It links to KanjiInfo and WordInfo tools.
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