Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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A Japanese textbook for foreign children and students created by Tokyo's education board, teaching school-related vocabulary and phrases through 10 common school situations in 24 languages with audio, illustrations, and.
Dictionary-style reference for four-character Chinese idioms with meanings, readings, and example sentences organized by theme and situation for learners seeking to expand their vocabulary.
A graded reading passage at N5 level featuring interviews about how people plan to spend the year-end and New Year holidays in Japan, with ruby annotations and audio.
日本の囲碁を代表する団体、日本棋院の囲碁公式ホームページです。／市ヶ谷本院の各種情報をご案内しています。
Check the answers to Japanese reading practice exercises from Slow Days in Japan. Review comprehension questions and confirm your understanding of each reading.
Blog with easy Japanese lessons and podcast episodes covering grammar and vocabulary for beginners, alongside easy news articles and bilingual content with German and English.
Explains kakari-musubi, a classical Japanese grammar pattern where particles like ぞ, なむ, や, か, and こそ govern the sentence ending form.
古文・漢文の参考書・問題集を、塾長が目的別（単語・文法・読解・漢文・共通テスト）にまとめた早見表。
Explains classical Japanese grammar, specifically adjective verbs and their conjugations in classical texts. Suited for intermediate learners preparing for entrance exams and classical Japanese study.
Explains the N1-level grammar pattern だに (even, so much as), with meaning, usage notes, English translations, and example sentences. For advanced learners preparing for JLPT N1.
A curated directory of websites and online tools for learning Japanese, organized by skill (reading, writing, listening, speaking) and proficiency level (beginner to advanced).
Online calligraphy school showcasing outstanding student work from December 2025 across elementary, middle school and adult courses, with detailed instructor feedback on brush technique, character formation and.
Practice exercises for honorific language (keigo) with ten questions and answers showing polite forms used in business contexts. Designed for learners studying formal Japanese communication.
A blog discussing applied linguistics and Japanese language education, covering grammar topics like aspect, verb classification, and pragmatic expressions for intermediate learners and teachers.
A Japanese language school in Nagoya offering short-term intensive courses with qualified teachers, small classes, and cultural activities for international students of all ages and levels.
Bonjinsha Osaka is a specialist bookstore for Japanese language education materials, carrying textbooks, study guides, JLPT preparation books, teaching aids, and resources for learners of all levels.
A book and resource guide about kyujitai (old kanji characters) used in Japanese names, temples, and signage. Readers learn to read and write traditional characters alongside their modern forms.
Blog of the NPO Multilingual Reading organization documenting their extensive reading (tadoku) workshops, courses and support seminars for Japanese learners and teachers.
Official website for an annual kanji character contest where participants select and gift a single kanji character with a message to someone meaningful.
Blog post about anime popular with Chinese learners of Japanese, listing classic and recent series with their Chinese titles and discussing how anime supports language learning through shared conversation topics and.
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