Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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ことわざで日本語再発見（第4回）「名詞＋に（格助詞）」のあとに予測される動詞 大島中正【著】
Free iOS app for learning katakana through illustrated mnemonics and quizzes, with audio pronunciation and character explanations. Created by The Japan Foundation for beginner learners.
A directory of books and materials on kanji and stroke order, covering handwriting practice, character dictionaries, and calligraphy textbooks for learners of different levels.
The All Japan Kendo Federation's knowledge section introduces kendo, iaido, and jodo with their history, philosophy, rules, and ideals for practitioners of all levels.
剣道に関わる全ての方、どうぞよろしくお願いします。
Essay on the attractions of Kodokan judo by a ninth-dan instructor, reflecting on seventy years of practice, the universal principles of judo, and transmission of the discipline to future generations.
A collection of kanji riddles and puzzles presented with illustrations, where answering riddles involves recognizing how kanji characters break down into components and words.
Coto Academy offers private Japanese lessons with native instructors in Tokyo and Yokohama for all levels, including conversation, business Japanese, and JLPT preparation with flexible scheduling.
Publisher of Japanese language textbooks and study materials for learners at all levels, including the popular Minna no Nihongo series, JLPT preparation books, and academic Japanese courses with audio and video.
A level 3 graded reader about the science of hot springs in Japan, explaining what qualifies as a hot spring and the different types based on temperature and mineral content.
Small calligraphy school in Tokyo teaching brush writing and pen writing to children. Classes are held monthly with all materials provided, and students can work toward official grade certification.
Teaching guide for Minna no Nihongo Lesson 1 with lesson objectives, grammar patterns, introduction methods, practice activities, and teaching materials for instructors helping beginners introduce themselves and discuss.
JapaTalk offers an online Japanese conversation proficiency test administered via video interview, assessing speaking, listening, vocabulary, intonation, and honorific language across six levels from beginner to expert.
Official JLPT exam registration and information page for Mongolia, operated by the Japan Foundation. Provides test dates, fees, registration instructions, results, and details for all five proficiency levels.
Official website of the Japan Kanji Ability Test Association offering the Kanken test, character and vocabulary resources, a kanji museum, and materials for learners of all levels.
Online calligraphy lessons with instructor Haru teaching traditional kana shodo and modern hangul calligraphy via Zoom. Lessons are thirty minutes long and offer personalized instruction for all levels.
Guide for Japanese language teachers on using Practice C dialogues from Minna no Nihongo elementary textbooks to develop learner communication skills beyond grammar pattern drilling.
A lesson on auxiliary verb conjugation patterns in classical Japanese, covering verb-type, adjective-type, and special conjugations. Designed for students preparing for entrance exams and reading classical texts.
A curated directory of iOS applications for Japanese learners, organized by category and proficiency level, including apps for conversation, kanji, kana, reading, dictionaries, and workplace Japanese.
Guide to writing the four-character phrase "笑門来福" (shōmon raifuku) in calligraphy, with detailed tips for each character in multiple script styles including regular, running, cursive, clerical, and seal script.
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