Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Directory of graded reader collections and extensive reading materials for Japanese learners at all levels, including series created by teachers, schools, and learners worldwide, most with furigana and illustrations.
Reference guide to grammar patterns from the Genki textbook series, organized by lesson with links to explanations of particles, verb forms, adjectives, and sentence structures for learners following the Genki.
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.
漢字カフェのコラム『漢字×謎解き～常用漢字編～ 第44問』をご覧いただけます。漢検7級レベル
Blog presenting Japanese culture and traditions including castle history, seasonal festivals, traditional crafts, and travel guides written for learners and international readers interested in Japan.
An in-person calligraphy school in Tokyo teaching pen calligraphy, brush pen, and traditional brush writing for adults and beginners.
Online course preparing foreign workers for the Specified Skilled Worker fishery and aquaculture competency tests, with video lessons, worksheets, and practice quizzes in Japanese and Indonesian.
Etymology and history of the Japanese word 元気 (genki), explaining its meaning, historical writings, and semantic evolution from medical contexts to modern usage.
News page from 3A Network announcing the release of syllabi for Minna no Nihongo and Nihongo Shokyu Daichi textbooks, along with information about vocabulary translation materials available for purchase.
Explains the N1 grammar pattern ~た弾みに/~た拍子に with English translations and example sentences. For advanced learners studying for the JLPT N1.
Crossword puzzles based on vocabulary from the Minna no Nihongo textbook, organized by lesson level from lessons 1 to 50 for beginning learners using this popular course.
Guide to classical Japanese vocabulary with focus on words with changed meanings between ancient and modern Japanese.
Detailed guide to writing the kanji character 様 in five calligraphy styles: kaisho, gyosho, sosho, reisho and tensho. Includes stroke order diagrams, positioning tips, and explanations of how each style differs.
Interactive crossword puzzles for Japanese vocabulary learners at CEFR A1 to B2 levels. Puzzles include furigana, audio, translations, and voice input, with no registration required.
The Yamaguchi Prefecture Kendo Federation provides information about kendo, iaido, and jodo training opportunities, classes, competitions, and examinations for practitioners of all levels in the region.
Study guide to classical Chinese (kanbun) grammar patterns used in Japanese texts, organized by frequency in the Center Exam and presented through mnemonic devices called goro.
A directory of Nintendo DS and Wii kanji game software officially approved by the Japan Kanji Ability Testing Foundation.
Shows correct stroke order for hiragana, katakana, numbers, and alphabets with smooth animations, helping learners develop proper writing technique and understand Japanese character structure.
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。
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