Show guide
Akirameta is a casual, all-Japanese podcast where the host chats about everyday life and hobbies — relaxed listening practice. Here's how to study it in Wakatta.
About the show
It's 'just someone speaking Japanese' — casual monologues on daily life and hobbies, all in Japanese, made as easy listening practice around N3. The relaxed, unpolished style is close to how people actually talk, and subtitled versions exist on YouTube.
How to use it in Wakatta
In Wakatta the show is ready to play, and every episode is a tappable transcript with furigana. Tap any word for its reading and meaning, save the ones worth keeping, and review them later with the exact sentence and audio — so you actually understand what you hear instead of listening past it. (Don’t see a show you love? Search for any podcast in the app.)
What a transcript looks like
今日はお茶を淹れます。
淹れます iremasu · to brew (tea)
Every episode becomes a transcript like this — tap any word for its reading and meaning.
Recent episodes
- 61. スタジアムの音楽 · 2026-07-08
- 60. 2026年 夏アニメ · 2026-07-05
- 59. ドラゴンボール · 2026-07-03
- 58. 会社員時代 · 2026-07-01
- 57. 電気がないとき · 2026-06-28
- 56. ネットショッピング · 2026-06-26
Tap an episode to open it in Wakatta and read along with the transcript.
Common questions
Is Akirameta good for listening practice?
Yes — it's casual, all-Japanese daily-life talk (around N3), made as listening practice. In Wakatta it comes with a synced transcript and furigana, so you can read along and tap anything you miss.
Read along in Wakatta
Wakatta turns real Japanese podcasts into tappable transcripts — tap any word for its reading and meaning, and review what you save with the original audio.
