As always, I forget to update the credits to thoses that allows Obenkyo to exist because of the Creative Commons licence.
Here is the project Obenkyo is based on:
- KanjiVG – Kanji Drawings (database limited to JLPT 1-5 & school levels 1-8. and some data modified to fit the drawing algorithm : added some tags, alternative view, …) – if you need other kanji, you can ask me to add them
- KanjiDict – Translation, readings and kanji information (French, English, German and Spanish)
- EDict - writing, translation and readings on the vocabulary and information tags (for now not used but I have coded this information to gain some space : verb = u …)
- JFrench – French translation of the vocabulary
- Tatoeba - Sentences and it’s translation modified to identify the kanji, katakana words and particles in sentences
- Tanos – Data is not under CC, but I got the authorisation to use the JLPT repartiton of kanji and Vocabulary
- Tae Kim’s grammar guide – Great CC guide translated in many languages
- Icons for drawing modified from wikimedia (fom David Vignoni work)
- Predicate Layout from Henrik Gustafsson (not changed)
- Small LED to show the actual level in vocabulary page from Modernl (from Stuart Brown work)
And here are the files:
Traductions extraction(French, English, German and Spanish) from KanjiDict
KanjiVg Extraction for kana
Tae Kim’s guide html pages in De,En,Es,Fi,Fr,Pt,Ru modified to fit into Android (layout changed to prevent horizontal scroll to help swipe & change hyperlink to javascript handle).
Icons modified from David Vignoni work
Once again, I want to thank everyone that are working on theses projects and to encourage everyone to help them in any means possible.





