Japanese training for organizations
A JLPT N5–N1 learning app plus an admin console.
Invite learners by email and see each class's progress at a glance.
Study is left to each learner and progress is self-reported. Problems only show up right before the exam.
Beginners sit next to N3 learners. One textbook and one pace can't fit everyone.
Creating accounts, updating rosters, tallying progress. The more people you train, the more time goes into spreadsheets.

Screens show sample data. The company and the people shown are fictional.
Paste one address per line, or import a CSV with departments and staff IDs (up to 1,000 at a time). New learners get an invitation email and receive a seat as soon as they sign up. Seats stay reserved while invitations are pending.

Create groups and assign learners to them. Give each group its own manager, who sees only their own learners. Local leaders can help without seeing other groups' data.

The dashboard shows seats in use, open seats, and who studied this period. In a learning program you see progress by lesson and by learner, weekly mock tests, and anyone who hasn't started a lesson that is past due.

Create a class and set a start date. Lessons then open on schedule. Study days, days off, and lessons per day can be set for each class.

The Learning program screen in the console shows each lesson's due date and progress (sample data).
The app decides what comes next. Open it and today's work is ready. Each finished step moves learners up a map of Mt. Fuji, and explanations appear in their own language.
Vocabulary, grammar, and kanji at the right level.
Same format and timing as the real exam.
Speak out loud and get an instant reply.
Short texts by level, with comprehension questions.
Suggests what to focus on next, based on results.
English, Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional)



Actual screens. The app appears in each learner's language (shown here in English).
Prepare candidates for work in Japan before departure, and keep them learning after they arrive.
Self-study between classes and JLPT mock tests, with progress teachers can see.
Japanese for staff who serve Japanese clients or are moving to Japan.
Send us your questions using the form. We'll ask about your numbers and goals.
Choose the number of seats, the term, and the levels you need.
Your administrators receive an invitation email, sign up, and turn on two-factor authentication.
Paste their email addresses. Each learner can start as soon as they sign up.
Tell us how many learners, for how long, and what for, and we'll send a quote. Questions are welcome.
Based on the number of seats, the term, and the levels you use.
They can join your organization from the invitation with the same account. They become a member only after accepting, so no one is linked to an organization without knowing.
Yes. Release a seat and it becomes available for someone new. Canceling an invitation also frees its seat.
Up to 1,000 per batch. With a CSV you can also set departments, staff IDs, and JLPT levels in one go.
The learner app is available in 8 languages: English, Korean, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional). The admin console is available in Japanese, English, and Indonesian.
Learners can use a web browser on a computer or phone, or the Android app. The admin console runs in a web browser.
Ask us anything, from numbers and timing to pricing and how it works. We'll review your message and get back to you. udoon is run by TORAIZ Inc., a language education company in Tokyo since 2006.