Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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例えば冷蔵庫、洗濯機などの「白物家電」、掃除機、エアコン、テレビ、オーディオ機器などの「生活家電」、さらにスマートフォンやパソコンといった「デジタル家電」などが含まれます。特にデジタル家電は、「弱電製品」と称することも。
Lesson plan for Minna no Nihongo Elementary 1 Lesson 2 covering demonstrative pronouns (kore, sore, are), basic existence statements, and possession patterns. Designed for Japanese teachers and structured learners.
Column explaining the distinction between two kanji with the same reading, 湧く and 沸く, using examples from newspaper style guides and official government language standards.
Official website of the Aomori Prefecture Kendo Federation providing information about kendo competitions, rank examinations, dojos, and news for practitioners of this Japanese martial art.
Official announcement from the JLPT organization about changes to N1 exam duration and question count starting December 2022.
Members of a reading material creation workshop share their experiences developing accessible Japanese texts for learners.
A free vocabulary database of 38 four-character idioms with meanings, example sentences, and multiple-choice practice problems, with support for JLPT levels N1 through N5 and explanations in six languages including.
Guide to writing the kanji character 彩 in five different calligraphy styles (kaisho, gyousho, sousho, reisho, tensho) with stroke order diagrams and technique tips for learners of Japanese calligraphy.
Online Japanese accent dictionary with tools for learning pitch accent, including word search with audio samples, verb phrase lookup, text analysis, and an interactive pitch pattern tutorial called Suzuki-kun.
Guide to writing the kanji characters for ganjitsu (New Year's Day) in various calligraphic styles, with detailed techniques for each stroke and sample models in different script types.
初心者に優しい方法で日本語の文法を学びましょう。日本語文法の基礎と、実際に効果のある実践的な学習ステップを紹介します。
Free JLPT N2 practice with 780 questions covering vocabulary, grammar, kanji reading and kanji selection. Learners can study in short 10-question sessions with Japanese explanations, furigana, audio and translations.
Tool and service for converting Japanese into simplified, easy-to-understand language with automatic furigana and text-to-speech, designed for foreign residents, learners, and accessibility.
Coto Academy's Iidabashi branch offers Japanese language courses for all levels, including intensive programs, part-time classes, JLPT preparation, and private lessons in central Tokyo.
Extensive reading site with graded articles on Japanese culture, food, nature, history and literature at JLPT levels N6 through N1.
A Japanese learning portal that curates and categorizes websites, apps, and tools for learners at all levels.
Fifty-nine JLPT N4 reading materials with furigana, vocabulary lists, and comprehension questions. Covers everyday topics through dialogues and short narratives for intermediate learners.
Collection of original short stories, rakugo tales, and novels organized by reading level for Japanese learners. Stories range from beginner to advanced difficulty with furigana support.
Free downloadable hiragana cards and worksheets that help young children learn to read hiragana characters by matching them with illustrations and through play-based activities.
A Japanese proverb dictionary entry explaining the meaning and usage of "最後に笑う者が最もよく笑う" (the one who laughs last laughs best) with related proverbs and kanji components.
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