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◉ Open now · public launch 20 August 2026

GOUKAKU · JLPT

by J&T · N5N1
Live · the exam standard

Pass your JLPT. JLPT practice built in Myanmar, for Myanmar — at every level from N5 to N1. Real exam-format questions: no filler, no busywork.

✓ 10 free questions · every day · free account, no payment⟳ Pay as you go✓ Never auto-charged
Next JLPT · Sun, 6 Dec 2026
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N5
初級
Beginner
Practice N5 →
N4
初中級
Elementary
Practice N4 →
N3
中級
Intermediate
Practice N3 →
N2
中上級
Upper Int.
Practice N2 →
N1
上級
Advanced
Practice N1 →

GOUKAKU · NAT-TEST

by J&T · 5Q1Q
Live · the exam standard

Pass your NAT-TEST. The same J&T practice, six sittings a year — a fresh chance every two months, at every level from 5Q to 1Q.

✓ 10 free questions · every day · free account, no payment⟳ Pay as you go✓ Never auto-charged
Next NAT-TEST · Sun, 16 Aug 2026 · ◆ est
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5Q
初級
Beginner
Practice 5Q →
4Q
初中級
Elementary
Practice 4Q →
3Q
中級
Intermediate
Practice 3Q →
2Q
中上級
Upper Int.
Practice 2Q →
1Q
上級
Advanced
Practice 1Q →
why goukaku

Practice the way the exam is written.

Real exam-format questions
Every question follows real exam structure — vocabulary, grammar, reading. No filler, no busywork.
Score tracking that follows you
See your accuracy by section and level over time. Watch your weak spots become your strongest.
Sensei Chit Thidar Nwe, co-founder of J&T
About J&T

A Japanese-language training school, based in Myanmar.

GOUKAKU is the online practice series from J&T Japanese Language Training Center — Myanmar's Japanese school for over 3 years. J&T trains students for the JLPT and onward to study and work in Japan, and GOUKAKU brings that same teaching to every student in Myanmar — at a price that fits any student.

Sensei Chit Thidar NweCo-founder · JLPT N1 Certified. After four years studying in Japan and earning her JLPT N1, Sensei Nwe taught at some of Yangon's top language schools — guiding hundreds of students from N5 to N1.