Research answer
What AppTrendKit can say about First Words Japanese today
First Words Japanese has no estimate-backed download or gross-consumer-spend figure that meets the public evidence contract yet.
Observed App Store metadata, chart positions, and history are shown below. Missing, non-finite, undefined-currency, or undefined-metric evidence stays missing rather than becoming zero.
Performance intelligence
Observed trajectory and estimates
Store ranks are observations. Downloads and gross store consumer spend are AppTrendKit estimates and only appear when persisted evidence exists.
Estimated downloads · 30D
ModeledNo persisted estimate
The page does not turn missing evidence into zero.
Estimated App Store gross consumer spend · 30D
ModeledNo persisted estimate
The page does not turn missing evidence into zero.
Estimated downloads · 7D
ModeledNo persisted estimate
The page does not turn missing evidence into zero.
Estimated App Store gross consumer spend · 7D
ModeledNo persisted estimate
The page does not turn missing evidence into zero.
Evidence history
Collected daily performance
No daily metric history has been persisted yet.
Rank history
Observed chart positions
Lower rank is better. Only collected observations are shown.
Coverage note
What the ranks mean
A missing rank is not treated as zero downloads or zero revenue. Apple chart feeds are bounded and may return censored or not-ranked observations outside the visible chart depth.
Read the methodStorefront mix
Top countries by estimated contribution
Country estimates are aggregated only after country-level predictions exist.
Monetization
Observed store economics signals
These are listing and product observations. They are not company revenue, subscriber counts, or advertising revenue.
App details
Store metadata
- Version
- 8.2
- Released
- Dec 18, 2010
- Last updated
- Mar 28, 2023
- Content rating
- 4+
- Default storefront
- HK
Public IAP observations
Validated in-app purchase prices
Only persisted rows with an explicit public publication boundary are shown. Missing price, currency, country, or date values stay unknown.
Listing detail
What the store says
The best-selling reading game for kids is now available in Japanese! FirstWords: Japanese is the funnest way to give your child a head start on learning hiragana and katakana while gaining exposure to the Japanese language. First Words: Japanese is toddler-tested and approved, with a user-interface designed specifically for the littlest of fingers. The game includes 100 toddler-friendly words, including + 38 Animals + 16 Vehicles + 12 Colors + 15 Shapes + 19 words from Around the House. A wide range of options let you tune the game to match your child's current skills and abilities. Kids can play this game by themselves, but they also enjoy bringing their adults along, talking about the animals and letters, seeing them spin and make their animal noises, and learning how to say the words in Japanese. If your child is old enough to ask for your phone, they're old enough for First Words: Japanese!
Publisher websiteStore creative
Screenshots
Competitive set
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Methodology and provenance
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Metadata source: Apple iTunes Search API; observed Sep 7, 2026, 8:37 PM.
Rankings: collected chart positions from the listed storefront. Missing ranks are not zeros.
Economics: downloads and gross store consumer spend are estimated, not official Apple or publisher figures.
Model: No persisted model version.
Confidence: —; intervals widen when evidence or history is limited.
Last observation: Sep 7, 2026, 8:37 PM.
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