As the use of smartphones becomes increasingly common in our daily lives, this study focuses on the accent-related learning problems and needs of Japanese learners in Taiwan, and develops an accent learning support system. Based on the blended learning style of in-class and after-class autonomous learning, the study examines the effectiveness of the proposed system in assisting accent learning. After one semester of experimentation, students’ learning records were analyzed and a questionnaire was administered, revealing a statistically significant difference in scores between pre- and post-learning of accent. Furthermore, three major factors were extracted through factor analysis. Finally, text-mining was employed to analyze students’ written feedback, revealing that students’ attitudes toward learning Japanese accent differed based on their gender and length of learning. The study also demonstrated that students were highly satisfied with the proposed blended learning style.