Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Explains the JLPT N5 grammar pattern は〜ですか for polite yes-or-no questions. Includes meaning, connection rules, example sentences with English translations, and native speaker audio for pronunciation practice.
List of JLPT test centers and administration organizations across cities in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau with contact information for applicants.
A wordless picture book for beginning Japanese readers about a dog abandoned from a car, illustrated entirely in pencil. Published on Tadoku, a multilingual extensive reading platform.
Kuroshio Publishers announces a summer fair featuring linguistics and Japanese language teaching materials at a bookstore, including specialized books and accessible titles for learners of various levels.
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.
Japanese language textbook publisher and distributor offering sample books, curricula materials, and specialized texts for JLPT, business, nursing, and IT fields. Serves institutions and teachers.
Explains solid ink for calligraphy practice, including how to prepare it with an inkstone, its characteristics, and proper storage methods for beginners learning shodo.
The All Japan Judo Federation provides information about judo classes and programs for children and beginners, including schedules, rules, etiquette, and how to start practicing judo.
Aggregated online dictionary and encyclopedia service combining multiple trusted Japanese reference sources including Daijisen, Nipponika, and Britannica for searching definitions and information.
A free news site offering articles at four difficulty levels including advanced (B1, C1), with furigana and daily updates on global topics for learners practicing natural Japanese text.
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.
Resource hub organizing JLPT study materials by level from N5 to N1, with separate lists for grammar, vocabulary, and kanji across all proficiency levels.
A reading site offering N1-level Japanese texts on culture, geography, literature and regional Japan. Articles include stories about Japanese yokai, haiku by classic poets, and introductions to Japan's prefectures.
The Ikenobo Tokyo headquarters offers introductory ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement) experiences for small groups, school trips, and international visitors.
A vocabulary quiz with ten multiple-choice questions targeting JLPT N3 level, focusing on transportation and everyday vocabulary with furigana annotations for each question.
Website for an aikido dojo in Ikuta and Minamiikuta offering classes for beginners and experienced practitioners.
Collection of downloadable practice materials and worksheets for teaching Japanese, including grammar summaries and exercises based on the Minna no Nihongo textbook series.
The Kanken Association announces the reopening of its official online store with kanji study materials and practice books for levels 5 through 10.
A reading site offering N4-level graded stories and cultural articles written in Japanese. Content covers fiction, culture, nature, food and daily life suitable for intermediate learners.
A quiz with ten multiple-choice grammar questions at JLPT N5 level, each with answers and English meanings. Useful for beginners preparing for the JLPT or reinforcing fundamental Japanese grammar patterns.
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