Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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A directory of Japanese learning websites organized by skill and level, featuring 22 beginner-level reading resources including graded readers, news-based learning, and practice tools.
Guide to Japanese language schools in Tokyo with rankings, school comparisons, tuition costs, course types, and selection criteria for foreign learners seeking university admission or employment.
Guide to six free websites for studying high school Japanese history, recommending sites for vocabulary drills, historical chronology, and video lessons.
Guide to brush pens for calligraphy practice, covering types, techniques, grip, line control, and applications. Suitable for beginners learning to write Japanese characters.
A curated list of ten recommended websites for learning Japanese, covering daily conversation, cultural topics, and e-learning platforms suitable for beginner to intermediate learners.
Japanese language learning materials for children, including kana writing videos, memory games, spot-the-difference activities, and graded reading stories with audio. Materials progress from hiragana to kanji levels.
Official website of the Hokkaido Kendo Federation providing information about kendo tournaments, training sessions, and competitions in Hokkaido. Useful for those learning about kendo as a Japanese martial art.
Wikibooks guide to learning hiragana, the Japanese syllabary. Teaches stroke order, the fifty-sound chart, voiced and semi-voiced variations, small characters, and long vowels with practice words and exercises.
Introduces Erin to Chousen. Nihongo Test, a free mobile app for high school beginners to learn Japanese vocabulary and expressions through games, manga dialogues, and cultural knowledge.
Dictionary entry explaining the English term "comprehensible input" and its relevance to language learning, with definitions, etymology, example sentences, and usage contexts for language learners.
Karin is a collocation search system for intermediate to advanced Japanese learners to find words and phrases that commonly appear together, useful for writing and expanding vocabulary.
Explains the grammatical difference between ～ている and ～てある when expressing a resulting state, covering transitive and intransitive verbs and the role of human intention.
MLC Meguro Language Center offers online private and semi-private Japanese lessons for learners from beginner to advanced levels, with options for conversation, JLPT preparation, and business Japanese.
Directory of Japanese learning websites organized by skill and level, featuring listening resources, online tests, videos, games, and cultural materials for learners from beginner to advanced.
Complete list of 450 kanji characters tested on the JLPT N1 exam, organized in groups with English meanings and accessible example sentence pages for each character.
本ページではJLPT出題の文型の説明、その例文を紹介しています。 レベル表示に関して こちらのページに記載され
Coto Academy offers JLPT preparation courses in Tokyo and Yokohama for levels N4 through N1, with both three-month intensive and year-long programs that include mock tests and structured curricula.
Detailed lesson plan for teaching Genki I Lesson 1, covering self-introductions, the copula with names and occupations, question formation, telling time, phone numbers, and age.
Guide to using the word ganbare and its variations (ganbarimasu, ganbatte) with explanations of different contexts, cultural significance, and conjugations. Includes kanji information and video lessons.
Two business dialogue scenarios with audio and hiragana transcriptions showing polite Japanese communication for declining an invitation and requesting a meeting time change.
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