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Explanation and example sentences for the JLPT N1 grammar pattern 〜きらいがある, which expresses a tendency or inclination toward negative behavior or traits. Examples include English translations.
A Japanese-language blog with articles for learners and teachers covering Japanese grammar, vocabulary, study resources, and cultural topics.
A quiz with five multiple-choice grammar questions for JLPT N5 level, each with answers and English translations. Includes vocabulary definitions and related study materials for Japanese learners.
Teaching plans and editable material slides for Minna no Nihongo beginner textbook covering all 50 lessons, with scripts and vocabulary notes for each unit.
A list of 38 four-character Japanese idioms (yojijukugo) with meanings, example sentences, and practice exercises. Covers JLPT levels N1 to N4 with explanations available in Burmese.
Guide to writing the kanji 藤 in five script styles: regular (楷書), running (行書), cursive (草書), clerical (隷書), and seal script (篆書), with stroke order and techniques for each style.
A multiple-choice kanji reading quiz with ten questions at JLPT N2 level. The quiz tests students' ability to read kanji in context and select correct pronunciations from options.
Information about the Shodo Koshien, a national high school calligraphy competition and exhibition held annually in Japan. Open to all high school students.
Kuroshio Publishing's print-on-demand catalog of Japanese language teaching materials, including grammar guides, textbooks, and works on Japanese linguistics and education.
Index of Japanese literary works starting with the character ヤ in Aozora Bunko, a digital library of public domain texts. Provides access to classical and modern literature for advanced readers.
Collection of 229 public-domain Japanese literary works with interactive word lookups, readings, meanings and kanji analysis. Texts are sorted by difficulty for learners from beginner to advanced level.
Blog exploring applied linguistics and cognitive linguistics with posts on semantic theory, language acquisition, and linguistic concepts such as conceptual metaphor and the usage-based model.
Tag page on yomujp showing graded reading materials about food and Japanese cuisine at various JLPT levels. Articles cover topics like matcha, ramen, regional dishes and eating customs for learners from N6 to N1.
Grammar lesson explaining the N5 pattern 〜は〜ではありませんでした with meanings, connections, example sentences and native audio pronunciation guidance for learners.
Blog posts analyzing Japanese grammar patterns and vocabulary through dialogue and scenes from the anime Haikyu, covering topics from basic structures to JLPT N1 level.
Yomiuri Culture Center offers in-person classes across the Kanto region in dance, music, painting, calligraphy, tea ceremony, flower arranging, crafts, and language study.
Wikipedia article about Ki no Kenkyukai, a Japanese aikido organization that promoted shinshindoitsu aikido and the philosophy of ki. Provides historical context on Japanese martial arts practice and philosophy.
は の 阿佐ヶ谷（あさがや） で おが ありました。 チェスカちゃんは この おまつりに か。。はじめてです。の に が ね。
Official site of the Japan Shogi Association providing information about professional shogi tournaments, rules, history, and learning resources including instructional materials and online lessons for players of all.
A blog post summarizing websites and books for extensive reading practice suited to beginner and intermediate Japanese learners, explaining the tadoku method and its four principles.
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