Syncs started WaniKani vocabulary into configurable Anki decks, creating English-meaning-to-Japanese cards with optional pronunciation audio.
Alternatives to -placeholder- Anki Comfort ToolKit (mizmuaddons)
AnkiWeb addon 847766233
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