Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Directory listing authors whose works are available in Aozora Bunko, organized alphabetically by surname starting with Ta through To.
Free web magazine with short articles about sightseeing, food, and Japanese culture written in easy Japanese with JLPT level labels. Suitable for beginners to lower-intermediate learners practicing reading skills.
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.
Official website for the Genki beginner Japanese textbook series, offering learning resources, workbooks, and teaching materials for students using this widely adopted course.
Educational resource on Japanese natural disasters including earthquakes, typhoons and heavy rain, with content in easy Japanese and multiple languages for learners and foreign residents.
Monokakido develops and publishes dictionary and language learning applications for iOS and macOS, including tools for Japanese learners.
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.
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.
Reference guide to one-stroke kanji with stroke order diagrams, readings, and meanings. Serves learners organizing their kanji study by stroke count.
JLPT practice materials organized by level from N4 to N1, including grammar, vocabulary, and common phrases for conversation, hotels, and restaurants.
Database of over 300 graded readers for Japanese learners of all levels, searchable by difficulty level and genre. Part of the Tadoku extensive reading program.
A reference list of grammar patterns for JLPT N2 level proficiency, covering patterns from あげく through げ with alphabetical organization for learners preparing for the exam.
Official website of Asakusa Shrine in Tokyo describing the Sanja Matsuri festival, its history, rituals, and annual events, written in Japanese for learners of the language and culture.
Lists kanji with two strokes, showing stroke order, readings, and meanings. Organizes kanji by grade level and radical for learners studying character writing.
Free web magazine with simple Japanese articles about food, travel, and culture, organized by JLPT level from N5 beginner to N3 intermediate, with audio recordings for listening practice.
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。
Reference list of grammar patterns tested in JLPT N4, organized alphabetically with explanations and examples for each pattern.
Directory of Japanese conversation teachers offering one-on-one online lessons via Zoom for learners at all levels, with specialized courses in JLPT preparation, business Japanese, and textbook-based instruction.
A free Japanese learning website by the Japan Foundation Kansai International Center offering articles on martial arts and Japanese culture.
Official library of the All Japan Kendo Federation containing rules, handbooks and regulations for kendo, iaido and jodo competition and judging.
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