Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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A multiple-choice vocabulary quiz with ten questions at JLPT N3 level, covering everyday words and expressions with answer keys provided.
Booklet teaching materials and practice workbooks for children learning Japanese as a foreign language. Supports teachers instructing non-native Japanese-speaking students.
Free web magazine with short articles written in simple Japanese at N5 and N4 levels, covering food, culture, travel and events. Suited for beginner and lower-intermediate learners.
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.
A reference guide listing JLPT N5 grammar patterns with explanations and examples. Designed for beginners preparing for the N5 level proficiency test.
A web magazine with graded reading materials about Japanese events, food, and culture written at N5 and N4 levels for beginning learners.
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.
Learning content for reading Japanese medieval documents from the 11th to 16th centuries, based on an exhibition by the National Museum of Japanese History, with materials on document types and forms.
Online Japanese lessons offered by JapaTalk, featuring specialized courses in JLPT grammar, vocabulary, and kanji, as well as beginner conversation and writing correction classes.
A free learning website by the Japan Foundation featuring reading materials about Japanese sweets and confectionery with vocabulary support and cultural information for beginner learners.
Collection of Japanese learning videos on pronunciation, grammar and conversation from YouTube and bilibili, organized by topic and playable directly on the site.
Organized kanji lists for JLPT levels N5 through N1 with readings and meanings. Includes a kanji quiz tool and search function for learners preparing for the JLPT.
A section of the Hirogaru Japanese learning website focusing on calligraphy (shodo) with articles about brush types, calligraphic styles, history, and school practices.
Directory of private Japanese language tutors across Japan offering one-on-one lessons both online and in person, searchable by city and customizable by level and schedule.
Blog post explaining half-voiced sound changes (handaku) in rendaku, the Japanese phonetic process where certain consonants voice when words combine, particularly with ha-row sounds changing to pa-row sounds.
Japan Times Publishing offers Japanese language learning textbooks including the Genki series and other materials for foreign learners, with free downloadable audio and information for bookstores.
Reference guide to one-stroke kanji with stroke order diagrams, readings, and meanings. Serves learners organizing their kanji study by stroke count.
Printable hiragana tracing worksheets with large characters for young children learning to write Japanese syllables. Includes practice sheets for different stroke counts and complementary learning materials.
A collection of video lessons for young beginners learning Japanese, developed by Hyogo University of Teacher Education and Kobe City Board of Education.
Japanese language teaching resource with grammar explanations, example sentences, and classroom activity ideas for the te-hoshii pattern at JLPT N4 level.
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