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Took me from beginner to studying for JLPT N1. A million times better than using anki all the time, fast to look up words, you can save to lists and your saved words are highlighted later in kanji word listings. All around amazing.

This app strikes a good balance with features and UI, and has a unique feature of highlighting bookmarked words that appear throughout, which is a nice reminder. When entering compound kanji, it seems to offer popular choices for the second kanji, which is useful. I wish the history appeared under the text entry area (like most other apps do) instead of being buried in a menu, and some kanjis are not recognised in handwriting mode. Notwithstanding, still recommend and use this daily. Thanks.

I’ve been using Midori since 2011 and I still found this is the best dictionary. It accompanied me through out university life. I could make folders according to my classes and make flash cards out of it ready for my tests. The radicals help me when I don’t know the correct stroke order. I just hope that Midori allows iCloud save my favourites so I can keep my saved kanjis throughout my devices.

Personally I have not found anything better than this app. Please update the app for iPad Pro 11 and enable the app to be full screen!

I've used this app for over 7 years and it has been very useful throughout my Japanese studies. It's fast and great for on the go usage and can even translate blocks of text.

I have to finally write a review for Midori because though I've had it for a while, truth be told I'm only JUST discovering how amazing it is. The kanji drawing function is outstanding: it's easily able to detect characters perfectly regardless of stroke order or accuracy (to an extent, of course) - even if you're travelling to Japan with no knowledge of the language, this app will allow you to draw any kanji you see using the 'search' function and instantly provide you with English translation/s. This is equally as useful when reading books or manga and you've forgotten/don't know particular kanji. Almost everything in the app is able to be highlighted for 'copy/paste' and/or 'speak' if you can't read Hiragana (Japanese pronunciation in this app is NOT in Romaji but honestly, it can take only a few hours to memorise all of Hiragana using mnemonics so I'd highly recommend doing that and saving yourself a world of trouble later). Bundled together with Google Translate, this is the perfect combination for covering most needs regarding Japanese to English translation. Both have their pros and cons, but together all cons are almost nullified. I'll definitely be using this regularly, so thank you for making such a great app!

Fantastic application! But, as of 2016-05-13, it crashes upon opening.

Probably one of the best Japanese dictionary apps available. Very simple to use, and the interface is well presented. It even allows you to write in kanji and find the meaning. Great for all levels of Japanese learners. When I need to use a Japanese dictionary, this is the one I use most.

Seriously this app is fantastic, the translation part is especially useful when reading a large piece of Japanese text such as a newspaper article. I now use it everyday and have stopped using my other iPad dictionary.

I especially like your translation feature, but it would greatly enhance the feature if i could select words without kanji to add to the vocab list. It would also be great if i could adjust where word boundaries are set, like 夢のつづき shouldn't suggest the name yumeno. Instead of yume and tsuduki seperatly