Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Explanation of the JLPT N4 grammar pattern 〜ように (prayer/wish form) with meanings, conjugations, example sentences, and native speaker audio. Includes related grammar patterns and practice tests.
Official website of the Japan Sumo Association with tournament schedules, rankings, wrestler information, and match results.
A resource guide for Japanese language teachers and those training to teach, with curated lists of essential textbooks, grammar references, and teaching materials organized by proficiency level and skill area.
A ten-question vocabulary quiz for JLPT N3 level learners covering onomatopoeia, particles, and vocabulary usage patterns with answer explanations in Japanese.
Explains the JLPT N4 grammar pattern 〜そうだ（様態）for expressing appearance and condition, with meaning, usage, example sentences, and native pronunciation audio.
A quiz with ten multiple-choice vocabulary questions for JLPT N4 level, each with answers and English meanings. Designed for learners preparing for the JLPT examination.
Lesson 7 of Erin's Challenge, a video-based Japanese course for junior high students.
A catalog entry for a beginner-level picture book written entirely in hiragana about a boy contemplating an apple. Part of the Tadoku Japanese extensive reading collection for learners.
Profiles and competition records of prominent judo athletes from Japan and around the world, including Olympic medalists and world champions, with interviews and information about the sport.
Interactive quizzes about Japanese proverbs, idioms, and four-character compounds at three levels from beginner to advanced. Supports preparation for the Kotowaza Kentei certification exam.
Kurosio Publishers specializes in Japanese language education and linguistics textbooks. The site offers teaching materials, textbooks for various proficiency levels, and educational resources for learners and educators.
A haiku by Saitou Sanki about summer fireworks, with detailed analysis of imagery and symbolism, plus biographical information about the poet. For advanced learners.
Announcement for a Japanese language education summer festival in September 2026 hosted by Kuroshio Publishers, featuring presentations on intermediate Japanese textbooks and teaching methods.
The Ishikawa Kendo Federation introduces kendo practice, competitions, examination results, events, and training locations in Ishikawa Prefecture.
LINE official account offering JLPT study materials for N1, N2, and N3 levels, along with Japanese phrase learning through stickers.
A searchable list of 200 kanji required for JLPT N3 with readings and Vietnamese translations. Designed for learners preparing for the N3 level test.
A Level 0 photo book with no words showing everyday moments with people and animals, designed for Japanese extensive reading practitioners to build confidence and enjoyment in reading.
A study strategy blog offering articles on Japanese learning methods, JLPT preparation, vocabulary techniques, and self-study approaches for learners of all levels, written by a Japanese teacher in Vancouver.
Explains the differences between solid and liquid ink for calligraphy practice, comparing their advantages and disadvantages to help beginners choose the right type for their needs and preferences.
Video lesson from a secondary education series featuring demonstrations of Japanese grammar and vocabulary through skits, with downloadable PDF materials including scripts, manga, and grammar explanations.
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