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I don’t think that’s necessary. Looking at dialects and a few rules should let you know which one is being used. See these:

The Japanese N? ん

I’m back with another question already! I know this question is probably done to death, but I’m getting just a little stuck. I get that before m/b/p sounds its like an m, k/g it’s like ng, and for MOST other sounds it’s just the normal ‘n’ sound… But when it’s placed at the end of a word (like in nihon) it becomes ⟨ɴ⟩, AKA that weird ‘ng’ sound but further back. I’ve heard that this is used when ん shows up at the end of a word, so could the same be said for, say… じん / にん / さん etc etc? Or would …

Japanese phonology | Moraic nasal