Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Explains solid ink for calligraphy practice, including how to prepare it with an inkstone, its characteristics, and proper storage methods for beginners learning shodo.
An online bookstore specializing in JLPT preparation materials, textbooks, and Japanese language learning resources for all proficiency levels from beginner to advanced.
A glossary of aikido terminology and technique vocabulary in Japanese, organized for students of aikido and the Japanese martial art.
Interactive tool that displays two-character compound words formed by adding kanji before or after a selected character, with readings and meanings shown on hover.
Explanation site covering classical Japanese grammar fundamentals including parts of speech, sentence structure, auxiliary verbs, particles, and historical kana usage for learners of classical texts.
A Level 1 graded reader retelling an Aesop's fable about bats and forest animals. Includes furigana and downloadable audio for listening practice.
A photo book in Level 0 Japanese with furigana explaining how to make nikujaga, a popular Japanese home-cooked dish.
Index of classic Japanese literary works starting with the character ア from Aozora Bunko, a digital library of public domain texts.
Detailed lesson plan for Minna no Nihongo Lesson 3, covering demonstrative pronouns, location expressions, and prices. Designed for Japanese language teachers and beginner students.
Information about Syoraku, a calligraphy organization offering affordable monthly competition submissions and biannual promotion exams for instructors and students learning brush writing and hard-pen calligraphy.
Megumi's Daily Japanese Adventures is a podcast for Japanese learners featuring grammar and vocabulary lessons, cultural topics, and travel stories with audio and full transcripts.
Life and culture lessons for elementary Japanese learners based on the Marugoto coursebook, with video dialogues and topics covering daily life, traditions, and Japanese society.
Podcast of short bedtime stories in simple Japanese with music and breathing exercises. Designed for children and beginning learners to develop listening comprehension and prepare for sleep.
The All Japan Judo Federation provides guidebooks and resources about preventing violence, corporal punishment, sexual harassment, and power harassment in judo training and competition.
The Ishikawa Kendo Federation introduces kendo practice, competitions, examination results, events, and training locations in Ishikawa Prefecture.
Role-play scenarios and dialogue practice for intermediate-level Japanese learners based on the textbook Kaiwa ni Chousen. Covers common situations such as making invitations, declining politely, and explaining problems.
Official site for the National High School Athletic Federation kendo division, containing competition schedules, pairings, and news for Japanese high school kendo practitioners and enthusiasts.
初版発行以来、長年国内外で幅広く使われている『みんなの日本語 初級』は、日本語を初めて学ぶ人がだれでも楽しく学べるように、また教える人にとっても興味深く教えられるように作られた総合教材です。
ちばけんに ある 「ちば公園」に 来ました。花が 咲いて 池も ある 公園です。この辺では、一番 大きな 公園です。
A Japanese proverb dictionary entry explaining the meaning and usage of "最後に笑う者が最もよく笑う" (the one who laughs last laughs best) with related proverbs and kanji components.
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