Below are sources that were specifically designed to work with Japanese-language materials and/or Asian languages more broadly. For a larger list of general digital humanities tools, see the final section at the bottom of this page.

• ひまわり
• Voyant
• KH Coder

• IPAdic
• UniDic

• Actor Atlas

• Tesseract
• ETypist

• HuTime
• Kanreki
• NengoCalc

• ctext (works with pre-tokenized Japanese)
• KH Coder
• Voyant
• KH Coder

• CaboCha
• 茶まめ
• ChaSen
• Comainu
• KyTea
• kuromoji
• Japanese Text Analyzer
• JUMAN
• Nagisa
• MeCab
• TinySegmenter (Javascript)
• Rakuten (Javascript)
• Rakuten MA Python (Python module)
• Japanese segmenter Jupyter notebook (for non-technical folks)

The following Airtable features an ongoing list of tools for digital and humanistic research. The Airtable is divided into several (sometimes overlapping) subsections: Visualization, Mapping, Timelines, Annotation, OCR, Data/Databases, Data Cleaning/Prep, and Tutorials.

• DH Tools

To submit new resources to the DH Tools database, please do so through this form.