Food Picture Book for Kids
28 Sept 2026launched 3 days ago
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Food Picture Book for Kids is a photo picture-dictionary app for toddlers and preschoolers (ages 1+). Children tap photos of food to hear each name read aloud in Japanese or English. It is the "food only" book of the Zukan series. ■ 7 chapters, 181 foods Vegetables, Fruits, Rice & Noodles, Side Dishes, Sushi, Bread, and Sweets. Onigiri, curry, tamagoyaki, melon bread, dango and more, photographed as they look on a Japanese table. ■ Tap to hear, with sound words Tap a photo to hear its name, and a Japanese sound word pops up in a speech bubble ("shaku!" for a crunchy apple, "mogu-mogu" for munching). The あ/A button switches between Japanese and English at any time. ■ "Which one?" quiz Listen to a name, then find and tap it on the page. Wrong answers bring friendly hints, never penalties. ■ Record your child's voice - Listen to the example, then record. Each "I said it!" is saved with your child's age - Voice Album: look back at recordings month by month - My Voice mode: the book reads itself in your child's own voice - Voice Catch: words your child says while playing are captured automatically to keep or discard later ■ Designed with parents in mind - No ads, ever - Recordings stay on the device and are never uploaded (optional iCloud backup can be turned on in settings) - Purchases and settings sit behind a parental gate - Child Mode hides every button until a three-finger double-tap, so little hands can only turn pages - Works fully offline after download - Child profiles keep each sibling's recordings and progress separate ■ Try 2 chapters (48 foods) for free Vegetables and Rice & Noodles are free. Unlock the rest with a monthly plan or a one-time purchase. ■ The Zukan series One theme per app: Animals, Vehicles, Food, Colors and more. Pick the one your child loves right now. Terms of Use - https://dkit.jp/en/terms/ Privacy Policy - https://dkit.jp/en/privacy-policy/Read more
Food Picture Book for Kids is a photo picture-dictionary app for toddlers and preschoolers (ages 1+). Children tap photos of food to hear each name read aloud in Japanese or English. It is the "food only" book of the Zukan series.
■ 7 chapters, 181 foods
Vegetables, Fruits, Rice & Noodles, Side Dishes, Sushi, Bread, and Sweets. Onigiri, curry, tamagoyaki, melon bread, dango and more, photographed as they look on a Japanese table.
■ Tap to hear, with sound words
Tap a photo to hear its name, and a Japanese sound word pops up in a speech bubble ("shaku!" for a crunchy apple, "mogu-mogu" for munching). The あ/A button switches between Japanese and English at any time.
■ "Which one?" quiz
Listen to a name, then find and tap it on the page. Wrong answers bring friendly hints, never penalties.
■ Record your child's voice
- Listen to the example, then record. Each "I said it!" is saved with your child's age
- Voice Album: look back at recordings month by month
- My Voice mode: the book reads itself in your child's own voice
- Voice Catch: words your child says while playing are captured automatically to keep or discard later
■ Designed with parents in mind
- No ads, ever
- Recordings stay on the device and are never uploaded (optional iCloud backup can be turned on in settings)
- Purchases and settings sit behind a parental gate
- Child Mode hides every button until a three-finger double-tap, so little hands can only turn pages
- Works fully offline after download
- Child profiles keep each sibling's recordings and progress separate
■ Try 2 chapters (48 foods) for free
Vegetables and Rice & Noodles are free. Unlock the rest with a monthly plan or a one-time purchase.
■ The Zukan series
One theme per app: Animals, Vehicles, Food, Colors and more. Pick the one your child loves right now.
Terms of Use - https://dkit.jp/en/terms/
Privacy Policy - https://dkit.jp/en/privacy-policy/
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- Version 1.0.0First seen · 28 Sept 2026
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