Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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A vocabulary quiz for JLPT N3 learners with ten multiple-choice questions covering practical everyday vocabulary and word usage.
Kurosio Publishers specializes in Japanese language education materials, linguistics, and communication textbooks.
Minna no Kyozai is a free resource site operated by the Japan Foundation where Japanese language teachers and creators find teaching materials, classroom ideas, and illustrations for lesson planning.
Kasumi Shodo Kakaido offers Japanese calligraphy lessons with trial classes available twice yearly during holidays. Prospective students can register to receive announcements about enrollment opportunities.
Official website of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), operated by the Japan Foundation and the Association of International Education Japan.
Mongolian Japanese language teachers share free graded readers for extensive reading practice, organized by NPO Tagengo Tadoku levels.
Monokakido develops and publishes dictionary and language learning applications for iOS and macOS, including tools for Japanese learners.
A collection of free graded reading materials organized by difficulty level for Japanese learners practicing extensive reading, with downloadable audio narrations and information about tadoku reading clubs.
Video lessons with 25 units covering basic Japanese grammar and communication in everyday situations, with downloadable scripts, manga, grammar explanations and cultural information for secondary school learners.
漢字ペディアで漢字や言葉の意味を調べてみよう！漢字や言葉をはじめ、漢語だけでなく和語やことわざ、慣用句なども調べることができます。
Information about aikido training workshops and classes offered by Shinshintouritsuaikido, a Japanese martial arts organization. The site covers aikido instruction for children and adults at various levels.
JLPT practice materials organized by level from N4 to N1, including grammar, vocabulary, and common phrases for conversation, hotels, and restaurants.
Official page of the Shinshin Toitsu Aikido Association announcing competition results and providing information about aikido classes, training, and seminars for practitioners of all levels.
Lists kanji with two strokes, showing stroke order, readings, and meanings. Organizes kanji by grade level and radical for learners studying character writing.
Reference guide to judo techniques and their names in Japanese, including throwing techniques and forms. Serves learners interested in martial arts terminology and Japanese culture.
Free web magazine with short articles written in simple Japanese, organized by JLPT level from N5 to N3, covering food, culture, travel and daily life topics for beginner and intermediate learners.
Official library of the All Japan Kendo Federation containing rules, handbooks and regulations for kendo, iaido and jodo competition and judging.
Database showing frequency of kanji readings and reading variations in furigana annotated literature and classical works. Helps learners understand how kanji are pronounced across different texts.
Free downloadable worksheets and educational materials for young children and elementary students learning Japanese basics, including hiragana, katakana, romaji, numeracy, and puzzle games designed to develop thinking.
A reference guide listing and explaining JLPT N3 grammar patterns in Japanese, organized alphabetically for learners preparing for the N3 level exam.
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