JLPT N5 Kanji - Learn Japanese

The app already ranks #9 for "jlpt n5 kanji" and #6 for "n5 kanji list", covering the most specific, low‑difficulty terms (traffic 61 and 37). Leverage these rankings by reinforcing the same terms in the title and short description to solidify authority.

Six of the ten analyzed keywords (e.g., "learn japanese" traffic 75, "kanji flashcards" traffic 65) are not ranked at all despite moderate difficulty (30‑85). This gap is the biggest driver of the low Keywords Score (46%).

The app has 0 reviews, which hurts both conversion rate and the Quality Score (40%). Reviews are a strong trust factor on Google Play and influence the algorithm.

A Quality Score of 40% suggests missing assets (screenshots, video), possible stability issues, and limited localization. Competing apps show richer media and higher ratings, contributing to their ahead status.

Competitors share only one keyword each and still rank ahead, indicating they are optimizing metadata and assets better. Capturing shared high‑traffic terms like "learn japanese" and "kanji flashcards" can flip the advantage.