I made a JPN dictionary to use with Chinese voicebanks. It reads both hiragana and romaji
http://www.mediafire.com/file/blinjsnw0s9q0hn/chn-jpn.xml/file
I used the diphthong “@U” instead of “o” because i notice that the medium5 sometimes have issues pronouncing “o” when it’s placed against other notes (for example ‘n o’ ‘m o’), but this can cause the pronunciation to be somewhat awkward at times.