Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Reference guide to grammar patterns from the Genki textbook series, organized by lesson with links to explanations of particles, verb forms, adjectives, and sentence structures for learners following the Genki.
Online calligraphy lessons with course selection and enrollment instructions. Offers structured shodo practice for learners at various levels.
A Japanese-language blog by a Japanese language teacher featuring articles about teaching Japanese to children and learning resources, including downloadable materials and teaching activity ideas.
Guide to writing the kanji character 子 in five calligraphy styles: kaisho, gyosho, sosho, reisho, and tensho. Teaches stroke order, technique, and aesthetic principles for each style.
Museum article explaining how bushido principles of respect and loyalty shaped modern Japanese etiquette, covering practices like seiza sitting, bowing, hairstyles, and facial hair with historical context from samurai.
Ja-Net is a quarterly magazine for Japanese language educators containing teaching materials, curriculum design articles, and information about Japanese language education programs and textbooks.
Lesson 17 from the Japan Foundation's Erin's Challenge video course teaches how to express contrasts and opposites.
Collection of graded story readers at three levels (beginner, intermediate-advanced, advanced) featuring Japanese people and culture, with downloadable materials for self-study.
Explains the JLPT N1 grammar pattern たまでだ with meaning, conjugation, English translation, and example sentences for learners.
Schedule page for Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido organization offering classes and seminars in aikido and ki development training for students of all levels.
Detailed guide to writing the kanji character 様 in five calligraphy styles: kaisho, gyosho, sosho, reisho and tensho. Includes stroke order diagrams, positioning tips, and explanations of how each style differs.
Article on the history of Hiroshima Castle from its founding by Mōri Terumoto through the Edo period, wartime destruction, and postwar reconstruction.
Japanese fairy tales with English translations and audio narration in both Japanese and English. Offers over 700 stories at beginner to intermediate levels, suitable for developing reading and listening skills.
Explains the JLPT N4 grammar pattern らしい (expressing inference or guess) with meaning, connections, example sentences, and native speaker audio for pronunciation practice.
Reading practice site with graded texts about Japanese prefectures, tourism, nature and culture written for learners at JLPT levels N5 through N1.
Explains the JLPT N4 grammar pattern ように している, which expresses habitual or intentional ongoing behavior. Includes meaning, conjugation, example sentences, and native speaker audio for pronunciation.
Official JLPT website page explaining how to request score reports and certificates for university admission and employment purposes.
Blog written in Japanese covering advanced applied linguistics topics including discourse analysis, pragmatics, sociolinguistics, and Japanese language structure for researchers and advanced learners.
Detailed stroke order guide for the kanji 券 (ticket) with animated instructions, common usage examples, and tips for avoiding common writing mistakes. Designed for elementary school students.
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