Jsho - Japanese Dictionary
v2.14.10 · 19.3 MB · code 47
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UpdatedJul 11, 2025
PublishedOct 24, 2022
Packageric.Jsho
Versionv2.14.10 (47)
Size19.3 MB
MD5bb51531ff4c9e643b40673a5bb4fb547
Min SDK19
Malware scanTRUSTED
Signature SHA120:7F:57:2A:EF:BC:20:26:42:87:D9:7D:79:8E:41:12:85:10:19:0A
SignerCN=Richard Liu
Total downloads1,000,000
This version1,000,000
DeveloperGakusoft
Age ratingEveryone
What's new in v2.14.10
Platform update
Security scan
TRUSTED
- Developer signature verified 2025-07-11
- Signature SHA1 20:7F:57:2A:EF:BC:20:26:42:87:D9:7D:79:8E:41:12:85:10:19:0A
- File MD5 bb51531ff4c9e643b40673a5bb4fb547
How to install Jsho - Japanese Dictionary v2.14.10 on Android 4.4 KitKat+
Takes about 2 minutes. You'll need roughly 19.3 MB of free storage.
- Grab ric.Jsho_47.apk — hit the Download button above (19.3 MB). If your browser warns about APK files, choose Keep or Download anyway — that warning fires on every APK, not just this one.
- Trust your browser to install — on Android 8+ go to Settings → Apps → Special access → Install unknown apps, pick the app you downloaded with (Chrome, Firefox, Files, etc.), and flip Allow from this source. On older Android, toggle Unknown sources under Security.
- (Optional) Verify the file — compute the MD5 of the downloaded APK and make sure it matches bb51531ff4c9e643…. Any difference means the file is corrupted or tampered — delete and re-download.
- Open the APK — tap the download notification, or find ric.Jsho_47.apk in your Files app under Downloads, then tap it. Android's package installer will appear.
- Check the signer — the install screen will name the publisher. For this build it should read CN=Richard Liu. If it doesn't match, cancel — you have the wrong file.
- Review permissions & tap Install — scroll the permission list, then confirm. If Play Protect flags it, tap Install anyway (this APK was scanned as TRUSTED).
- Done — open Jsho - Japanese Dictionary — tap Open on the install screen, or find the Jsho - Japanese Dictionary icon in your app drawer.
Common install errors for Jsho - Japanese Dictionary
- "App not installed" — usually means an older or differently-signed version is already on your device. Uninstall it first, then retry. Your data may be lost unless you back it up.
- "Parse error" — the APK is for a newer Android than yours. This version needs Android 4.4 KitKat or later. Pick an older build from the versions list below.
- "There was a problem parsing the package" — the download was interrupted. Delete the file and re-download over Wi-Fi.