Just graduated today from RTK II ;-) After 1 year of hard
work, including RTK I.

I am now adding vocab, and I am looking for a free online
dictionary in which tonal accents would be indicated.
For instance, muSUME, not MUsume.

Anyone knows of one? Kenkyusha gives tonal accents,
but it ain't free.

WWWJDIC has audio samples, which I guess fulfils the same purpose.

Oh, I didn't notice the small clickable arrows. Thanks, that solves the problem.

You posted this in the Chinese section but I assume you're asking about Japanese accent rather than Chinese tones?

The Daijirin at goo.ne.jp used to have accent information but I don't see it there anymore. Maybe I just don't know where it is now.

I use 大辞林 from http://dic.yahoo.co.jp and it shows pronunciation.

I checked the dictionary from goo.net and they use 大辞泉, not 大辞林.

There's also 日本語教育用アクセント辞典, where they show accent in a graphical way instead of using numbers, and there are words here that don't appear in 大辞林.

Thanks! Indeed I meant to post in the Japanese section!