Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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A level 0 picture book written entirely in hiragana about a girl and a snake, part of the Tadoku extensive reading collection for Japanese learners.
Interactive guide to the kanji character 九 (nine) with animated stroke order, on-yomi and kun-yomi readings, writing tips, and example words for elementary learners.
JaLS GROUP operates Japanese language schools across six cities in Japan offering short-term and long-term study programs with small classes, cultural activities, and housing for learners of all ages and levels.
Video lesson 21 on asking about rules and permissions, with basic and applied skits, grammar explanations, vocabulary building, and cultural content about leisure activities in Japan.
部首から漢字を探す。偏（へん）・旁（つくり）・冠（かんむり）・脚（あし）・垂（たれ）・構（かまえ）・繞（にょう）など、配置タイプ別に部首を分類して表示。各部首の漢字一覧と書き順を解説します。
A Japanese-language applied linguistics blog featuring research notes and analysis on multilingualism, language education, bilingualism, and endangered languages, written for scholars and advanced learners.
A Japanese-language encyclopedia entry page with lists and explanations of kanji topics including difficult characters, radicals, four-character idioms, mixed readings, and Japanese writing systems.
Guide to writing the kanji 優 in five calligraphic styles: kaisho, gyousho, sousho, reisho, and tensho. Explains brush techniques, stroke order, and aesthetic principles for each style.
Database entry explaining the proverb 年年歳歳花相似たり about the transience of human circumstances contrasted with nature's constancy.
A graded reader adaptation of O. Henry's short story about a shoemaker and a banker's daughter, with furigana, audio narration, and 4,236 characters at Level 3 difficulty for intermediate learners.
Blog post summarizing websites and books for extensive reading practice suited to beginner and intermediate Japanese learners, explaining the method and its rules.
JaLS Osaka offers short-term Japanese language courses with quality instruction, small classes, and cultural activities for learners of various levels and ages from around the world.
Explains the N1 grammar pattern 〜こととて, used to express reasons for apologies in formal Japanese. Provides conjugation rules, example sentences with English translations, and notes on its old-fashioned usage.
A reading site offering N5-level graded stories, vocabulary lessons, and cultural content written for Japanese learners, including narrative fiction featuring characters like Tanaka-san and articles about Japanese.
A Tokyo origami classroom organization offering regular lessons in traditional paper folding. The site lists class schedules, instructors, and monthly projects for learners of all levels.
小売業とは、卸売業から仕入れた商品を一般消費者に販売する業種です。百貨店、スーパーマーケット、コンビニエンスストアなど多種多様なアイテムを扱う店もあれば、家電量販店、衣料品店、スポーツ用品店のように特定の商品を販売する店もあります。個人向けネットショップ及び自動販売機なども小売業の一部です。
Explains the proverb 猿に木登り and its meaning, along with related proverbs and variant forms. Helps learners understand Japanese idiomatic expressions and their usage.
Product page for Minna no Nihongo Elementary Japanese II, a widely-used integrated textbook for absolute beginners covering 25 lessons with grammar, vocabulary, listening, speaking and writing practice.
A photo book introducing Japanese annual events and celebrations with furigana and audio, published as a graded reader for beginning Japanese learners by Tadoku.
Teaching guide for Lesson 5 of Minna no Nihongo, covering directional particles へ and で, transportation, companions, and dates. Designed for Japanese teachers instructing beginners.
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