Near-fluent writing — eliminate the mistakes that give you away
JLPT N2 is the minimum requirement for most Japanese universities and professional workplaces. It demands near-natural reading speed, mastery of ~6000 words, and nuanced written expression across formal registers, keigo, and literary grammar.
These are the errors that show up most often in N2 writing. ZISTICA MOJIIQ's AI correction engine is calibrated to catch exactly these patterns — it won't just flag the mistake, it will explain the rule and show you the corrected form so you stop repeating the same errors.
Set your JLPT target to N2 and every correction is calibrated to your exact level. The AI explains mistakes using vocabulary and grammar you already know — no overwhelming explanations, no condescension. Practice writing in Gmail, Slack, Notion, or anywhere else and get instant feedback.
Is JLPT N2 enough for working in Japan?
N2 is the standard requirement for most Japanese companies hiring non-native speakers. University admission typically requires N2. That said, passing N2 and writing naturally in a business context are different — regular writing practice with native-speaker level feedback bridges that gap.
What is the hardest part of JLPT N2?
Most N2 candidates struggle with: (1) distinguishing compound particles (につれて vs にともなって vs にしたがって), (2) keigo consistency, and (3) reading comprehension speed. Writing practice under N2 calibration helps internalise those distinctions.
Put it into practice
Write a sentence using what you just learned — then check it with the free Japanese grammar checker.