Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Guidelines for using Aozora Bunko's collection of digitized public domain and copyrighted Japanese literature. Explains copyright rules, licensing terms, and permitted uses for texts in various formats.
Article on developing and implementing a beginner-level (A1-A2) curriculum for Japanese language education using backward design methodology and the textbook Minna no Nihongo, including specific task examples and.
Collection of over 50 essential Japanese phrases for travelers, organized by situation including transportation, hotels, dining, shopping, and emergencies, with romanization and pronunciation guides.
Reference page listing beginner-level Japanese grammar patterns with explanations of similar structures and common points of confusion. Written for Japanese language teachers and learners.
Explains the internet slang term 'w' (meaning laughter), its origins, pronunciation, and usage conventions on Japanese online forums and blogs. Discusses cultural attitudes toward the term among Japanese internet users.
An adult calligraphy school in Shinjuku, Tokyo offering in-person classes for beginners through advanced learners.
Fifty-nine JLPT N4 reading materials with furigana, vocabulary lists, and comprehension questions. Covers everyday topics through dialogues and short narratives for intermediate learners.
Guide to writing beautiful short messages (ippitstusenn) using brush and ink, covering the history of this Japanese custom, proper format and composition, and techniques for creating graceful handwritten notes.
A blog post recommending books for Japanese language teachers, including study materials for the registered Japanese language teacher certification exam, easy Japanese resources, and supplementary reading on language.
Free audio files for Minna no Nihongo Elementary I Third Edition, including pronunciation lessons, classroom vocabulary, greetings, numbers, and conversations for lessons 1 through 25.
An activity for young learners to build hiragana words using printed dice and a whiteboard, with downloadable dice templates organized by syllable rows.
Guide for teachers and volunteers on implementing extensive reading (tadoku) in Japanese language instruction, including reading methodology, materials preparation, learner support strategies, and classroom practices.
Official Japanese government learning materials on eight traditional martial arts including judo, kendo, sumo, karate, naginata, kyudo, aikido, and shorinji kempo.
Online accent dictionary for Japanese learners and teachers providing Tokyo dialect pitch patterns for approximately 9,000 nouns and 3,500 verbs with audio samples.
Japanese pronunciation learning site with song videos, pronunciation drill videos, and rhythm and accent lessons.
Official JLPT practice test books published by the Japan Foundation and Japan International Education Support Foundation, covering all five proficiency levels with listening audio on CD.
Guide to Japan's new national qualification for Japanese language teachers, explaining certification routes, exam requirements, practicum training, and transition measures for current professionals through 2029.
Guide to writing the na-gyou hiragana characters (な・に・ぬ・ね・の) in both standard and cursive script, with stroke-by-stroke instructions and model examples for learners of Japanese calligraphy.
Online calligraphy lessons in Japanese and English for learners aged 5 to adults, covering basic brush techniques, kanji writing, and creating personalized gift pieces with guidance from instructor Miura Suiko.
Directory of Japanese language schools in Tokyo, including intensive courses, homestay programs, and cultural activities for learners of all levels seeking in-person instruction in Japan.
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