iago - Learn Japanese

Name: iago - Learn Japanese
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Rating: 4.489361763000488 (6438 reviews)
Author: Iago Education

Iago Education

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6.44k reviews

PEGI 3

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About this game

iago is the first immersive Japanese Language Visual Novel game! Join Iako-chan and her parrot Iago on an adventure through Japan, learning the conversational phrases & grammar through real-world situations & scenarios!

Key Features:
- Fully visual stories featuring Iako-chan, Iago, and the rest of the crew
- Dynamic conversations catered to you speaking naturally
- Design your own Japanese curriculum from a vast array of situations
- Receive pronunciation feedback as you practice speaking out loud
- Build grammar skills implicitly by learning phrases in context
- Study at your own pace with flexibility

Why You'll Love It:
- It's just as fun as a video game!
- Unique speak-first approach gets you conversing quickly
- Audio recorded by native Japanese speakers
- Covers casual, day-to-day language not found in textbooks
- More affordable than private tutoring

Join Iako-chan and learn and start your personalized Japanese learning journey today!

Speak Japanese from day one

Updated on

1 Sept 2026

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Data is encrypted in transit
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Ratings and reviews

6.28k reviews

Storm Kinrowan

26 July 2026

Wth, the music is SO LOUD. it completely drowns out the dialogue, and you can't turn it off without muting both. There's a setting , but it doesn't affect the stories segments/ tests, it's just blasting like before. and the sound effects are super loud & distracting, too. Which is a shame, because what little I was able to get through was good instruction & practice, and I like the focus on real world speaking & listening. I want to live this, but I can't even use it.

Eddie Cochenour

1 May 2026

I've only used it for a couple days so far, but it definitely has potential since it's helping to get me speaking. The only complaint I really have so far is that the music just isn't staying OFF for me. I need the music to be muted so that I can hear new (or review) words properly, but the music keeps turning itself back on. it wouldn't be so bad if the default volume of the music didn't start off so loud compared to the voices.

11 people found this review helpful

L R (Kilusa)

24 June 2026

this is linked with duolingo which i didn't like, i felt like none of the lessons stuck. this one just shows you katakana, and kaji, as if you are expected to know it already. No roman or even hiragana to translate it you should just know it's meaning it's very irritating. it doesn't even voice it so you can get some idea. the lessons are all voice recordings and do a very bad job of teaching anything it's basically here is a bunch of stuff you probably can't read now repeat 'lession'...