Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Lesson plan for GENKI textbook Lesson 13, covering potential verbs, expressing reasons, appearance descriptions, trying actions, conditionals and frequency expressions, with teaching dialogues and practice exercises.
Teaching guide for Lesson 13 of Minna no Nihongo covering grammar patterns for expressing desires and purposes, with introduction methods, practice activities, and example exercises for Japanese language instructors.
Sendagaya Japanese Institute Group operates three Japanese language schools in Japan offering academic, business, and graduate school preparatory courses for international students of all levels.
A curated directory of iOS applications for learning Japanese, organized by skill level and covering reading, kanji, and kana practice with descriptions of each app's focus.
Digital library of The Tale of Genji with original text, romaji version, modern Japanese translation, and scholarly resources. Serves advanced learners and researchers of classical Japanese literature.
A resource list recommending free Japanese learning materials organized by proficiency level, including websites, apps, and textbooks for learners from beginner to advanced.
Syoraku is a calligraphy organization founded in 1967 that supports students through monthly competitions and grading exams, emphasizing affordability and accessibility for long-term learning.
Blog exploring second language acquisition theory and research with posts on topics like the noticing hypothesis, output hypothesis, and interaction hypothesis relevant to Japanese language teaching and learning.
福祉の仕事が求められる場面は様々。看護、リハビリテーション、保育、栄養管理など多岐にわたります。3福祉士以外にも、医療分野の「言語聴覚士」「作業療法士」「柔道整復師」「鍼灸師」、保育分野の「保育士」「幼稚園教諭」などの資格があり、学校のカリキュラムも多種多様。
Curated collection of free Japanese learning resources from Meiji Gakuin University, including links to grammar guides, vocabulary tools, dictionaries, listening materials, and cultural content for international.
Hub of educational and cultural activities by Japan's kanji ability association, featuring a kanji museum, character learning materials, search tools, seminars and support programs for learners and educators.
Dictionary entry explaining taekwondo as a Korean martial art and sport, with information about its origins, Olympic status, and relationship to other combat sports.
Student testimonials from JaLS GROUP Japanese language schools in Japan, describing intensive courses, small-class instruction, cultural activities, and immersion experiences across multiple locations.
Guide to four-character idioms organized by reading order, meaning, and stroke patterns. Explains how to use the index, provides examples starting with 'a', and covers applications in writing, speeches, and studies.
Explains the proverb 猿に木登り and its meaning, along with related proverbs and variant forms. Helps learners understand Japanese idiomatic expressions and their usage.
Article exploring Japanese martial arts including judo, karate, and kendo, examining their history, spiritual principles, and connection to bushido.
Online calligraphy school teaching Japanese shodo through structured courses from introductory to advanced levels, with instruction in kanji, hiragana, and various calligraphy styles including kaisho, gyosho, and sosho.
Audio streaming for Minna no Nihongo Elementary II Third Edition, providing pronunciation models and listening practice for sentence patterns, example sentences, conversations, and exercises from the textbook.
A lesson plan for teaching Genki 1 Lesson 11, covering grammar patterns including wanting (たい), trying multiple actions (たり～たりする), past experience (たことがある), and listing examples (や).
Online calligraphy lessons in practical brush writing using small brushes, taught by instructor Miho for beginners who want to learn traditional Japanese writing techniques.
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