Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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A collection of audio recordings for Japanese graded readers at multiple levels, from folk tales and contemporary stories to historical narratives, available for download or streaming through partner platforms.
Official announcement from JEES about reopened applications for the N3 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test in December 2026 for test centers in Tokyo and Osaka.
The Japan Kanji Ability Test Association's annual "Kanji of the Year" project that selects a single kanji representing each year's events and trends.
Official BJT Business Japanese Ability Test materials and study guides, including practice tests, textbooks, and elearning courses for non-native speakers working in Japanese companies.
A collection of simplified Japanese literature texts adapted for language learners at beginner and intermediate levels, including classical and modern works with digital and PDF versions available for download.
Ask Publishing's book catalogue featuring Japanese language textbooks, JLPT preparation materials, graded readers, and conversation courses for learners from beginner to advanced levels.
Biographical page on Koichi Tohei, founder of Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido, describing his training in aikido, Zen, and breathing methods, and his development of aikido based on the principle of ki (vital energy).
A short folk tale about Kichomsan, a clever man from Oita Prefecture who outwits a samurai, written for beginning readers with furigana and available with audio and illustrations.
Free online tools for Japanese learners and teachers including JLPT N5-N1 practice questions, themed kanji training, typing practice, and utilities for classroom instruction. Requires no registration or installation.
Detailed guide to the classical auxiliary verb べし, covering its conjugation, six meanings, and discrimination techniques with practice problems for readers of classical Japanese texts.
Reference page for the kanji 然, showing pronunciations, stroke order with animation, common words using the character, and writing tips. Designed for learners studying elementary-level kanji.
A curated collection of news stories written in easy Japanese with furigana, selected from major news outlets for learners. Stories cover current events in Japan and the world.
Dictionary entry explaining the proverb "顧みて他を言う" (to evade a question by changing the subject), with its meaning, etymology from Mencius, and related proverbs and kanji.
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.
Ja-Net is a quarterly magazine for Japanese language educators containing teaching materials, curriculum design articles, and information about Japanese language education programs and textbooks.
Guide to writing the kanji character 子 in five calligraphy styles: kaisho, gyosho, sosho, reisho, and tensho. Teaches stroke order, technique, and aesthetic principles for each style.
Kotobank dictionary entries defining chōyō (重陽), the ninth day of the ninth lunar month, a traditional Japanese festival with roots in Chinese culture.
Website for Yoshinkan Dojo, a martial arts training facility in Kanagawa specializing in mind-body unified aikido for children, teenagers, adults and families.
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.
Japan Times publishing website offering Japanese language textbooks, including the Genki series, alongside English language study materials.
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