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Get JGloss at SourceForge.net. Fast, secure and Free Open Source software downloads
  • Jim Breen's Japanese Page has lots of interesting links. He is the author of several tools on which JGloss is based and is the iniator of EDICT and KANJIDIC.
  • The ChaSen morphological analysis tool can be used by JGloss to parse Japanese text. Download it from its project page.
  • Online search in EDICT dictionaries.
  • The Wadoku Jiten page offers online search in the Japanese-German dictionary. You can also help improving the dictionary there.
  • Two WWW interfaces which provide glosses for any Japanese web page without having to run an extra program: Todd Rudick's RIKAI server and Jim Breen's WWWJDIC.
  • aedict is an open source Japanese dictionary app for Android (project page).
  • The Blue Sky Collection is an online archive of free Japanese texts.
  • A Ruby extension for Firefox enables the display of ruby in the browser.

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