Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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A Level 1 graded reader retelling Aesop's fable about the golden and silver axes, with furigana, intended for beginner Japanese learners. Available free as PDF and e-book.
Collection of free downloadable practice materials for hiragana, katakana, and kanji. Offers printable worksheets for classroom practice and homework suitable for beginner Japanese learners and teachers.
Website for Ohisama, a Japanese language learning textbook designed for multilingual children ages 3 to 8, featuring illustrations, photos, and activities to develop language skills and cultural awareness.
Grammar and vocabulary supplement to Minna no Nihongo Elementary I, third edition, with explanations and translations in Sinhala. Supports learners preparing and reviewing lessons from the main textbook.
GENKI Vol. 1 Spanish edition, a foundational integrated Japanese course with grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and audio materials.
An automated tool that color-codes and parses classical Japanese texts by parts of speech, identifying verbs, auxiliary verbs, particles, adjectives and other elements with readings and meanings.
Official site of Ikenobo, the oldest school of ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement) with over 550 years of history.
A Level 0 graded reader with hiragana-only text and full-page photographs of nature, designed for beginning Japanese learners and young children. The book explores similarities and differences in natural objects.
Official website of the Japan Foundation describing its work in supporting Japanese language education worldwide, including JLPT and JFT-Basic testing, teacher training, and cultural exchange programs.
Grammar guide for three N1-level expressions emphasizing quantity or degree, with English translations and example sentences. Serves advanced JLPT learners.
Online calligraphy school showcasing outstanding student work from monthly assignments across different course levels.
Online calligraphy and penmanship course platform offering lessons and practice assignments for students of varying levels. Members access password-protected lesson materials and model characters for regular practice.
Official website for Seishinkan Dojo, a school teaching Aikido and ki development training with classes for children and adults at multiple locations in Japan.
A vocabulary quiz for JLPT N3 learners with ten multiple-choice questions testing word selection in context, with answers provided.
A Level 4 graded reader with furigana about mysterious cone-shaped objects on New York rooftops, designed for Japanese learners beginning to read longer texts.
Blog posts on pragmatics and applied linguistics research, including studies on learner language development, speech acts, and interlanguage pragmatics.
The Kanji Museum in Kyoto offers interactive exhibits about kanji history and origins, with workshops and group visit programs for students learning about Japanese writing systems.
Official online store of the Japan Kanji Proficiency Association offering study materials, practice tests, and reference books for the Kanken exam across all levels, as well as business Japanese and writing assessment.
An essay on haiku as poetry and way of life by former EU president Herman Van Rompuy, exploring haiku's philosophical and ethical dimensions, its role in modern society, and efforts to establish haiku as a UNESCO World.
Coto Academy offers Japanese language courses in Tokyo, Yokohama, and online, including intensive programs, part-time classes, JLPT preparation, business Japanese, and private lessons for all levels.
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