Structured courses, textbook companion pages, language schools and tutors.
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LingoDeer is a language learning app offering structured courses in Japanese and 19 other languages through short interactive lessons, grammar tips, audio from native speakers, and writing practice for kanji and kana.
Interactive lessons teaching Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji with step-by-step pronunciation guides, stroke order practice, and writing exercises for beginning learners of Japanese.
Explains the Japanese volitional form for casual suggestions, polite invitations, and personal decisions, covering godan and ichidan conjugation rules and common usage patterns.
A structured course covering N4-level grammar patterns organized into lessons on casual speech, verb forms, particles, and sentence structures. Designed for intermediate learners preparing for or at the JLPT N4 level.
Pricing and booking information for online Japanese lessons offered by Ayano, including conversation practice, grammar and vocabulary study, and lessons for children at various proficiency levels.
A directory portal organizing links to Japanese learning websites, tools, and courses by skill type and proficiency level.
The Japan Foundation's resource newsletter for Japanese-language teachers, providing teaching materials, classroom ideas, current topics in Japan, and information on language education both in Japan and abroad.
A curated guide comparing 16 online Japanese courses covering different learning styles and skill levels, from beginner audio courses to advanced grammar resources.
TCJ offers customized Japanese language courses for foreign workers and corporate employees, with programs designed to develop speaking, listening, reading and writing skills for workplace communication and visa.
Eleven interactive grammar lessons for beginners covering the copula, particles, adjectives, verb classification, negation, past tense, and relative clauses up to JLPT N5 level. Requires ability to read hiragana.
Online Japanese language school offering structured courses from N5 to N1 level with live and recorded lessons, native instructors, JLPT preparation, and certification for students and working professionals.
Interactive exercises for practicing grammar, vocabulary, and kana from the Genki textbook series, organized by lesson with workbook activities and listening comprehension.
Monthly roundup of new Japanese learning tools and resources for beginners, including reviews of apps like LingoDeer and Bunpro, graded readers, and media for language practice.
MEXT-accredited Japanese language school in Tokyo offering one- to two-year career-focused programs from beginner to advanced levels, with visa support, job-hunting guidance, and community integration for international.
This is a Japanese language course that students will acquire a high level of Japanese language skills, with the possibility of obtaining a student visa by spending 1 year to 2 years.
Learn Japanese sentence structure: basic word order (topic + information + verb), topic vs subject (は vs が), omitted subjects, です sentences, forming questions with か, and connecting ideas.
Memrise promises to teach you languages on mobile. Does it really work or a waste of time?
A 30-day structured routine for absolute beginners learning Japanese through immersion, covering kana, basic grammar, vocabulary, and listening with anime and tools like Anki.
Learn vocabulary (with Kanji) and grammar with help from the either the Complete Guide or the Grammar Guide.
An interview with a university professor about teaching Japanese to learners through a Minecraft-based classroom called Kotoba Miners, which helps students reach JLPT N5 level through speaking practice and interactive.
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