Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Support and services page for JaLS GROUP, a Japanese language school with locations in Sapporo, Tokyo, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, and Fukuoka.
3A Network publisher catalog page for the Daichi series, beginner Japanese textbooks with accompanying grammar guides, kanji workbooks, and listening materials in multiple languages for language schools and universities.
Official announcement from JEES about reopened application deadlines for the N3 level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test in December 2026 for Tokyo and Osaka locations.
A guide to extensive reading sites and books for Japanese learners of all levels, including free platforms like Nihongo Tadoku and NHK Easy News, graded reader series, and how to use them in lessons.
Bonjinsha is a major Japanese language education publisher and bookstore offering textbooks, teaching materials, dictionaries, and test preparation resources for learners and educators at all levels.
A handbook presenting traditional Japanese cuisine and regional dishes with photographs and English text. Suitable for intermediate learners and travelers interested in Japanese food culture.
Article exploring Japanese martial arts including judo, karate, and kendo, examining their history, spiritual principles, and connection to bushido.
A library of graded Japanese books for extensive reading at multiple levels, from beginner to upper intermediate.
Business dialogue number nine from MLC Japanese Language School featuring four workplace scenarios with audio, romanization, and hiragana versions.
A calligraphy school in Tokyo's Ota Ward offers lessons for children and adults in brush and pen writing, with flexible monthly classes and equipment provided.
Japanese introduction to shodo (calligraphy) explaining the distinction between shodo as artistic expression and shoji as practical handwriting practice.
Site offering articles and guides about Japanese culture, language, anime, travel, and daily life. Serves learners seeking context for Japanese vocabulary and cultural knowledge.
A lesson on auxiliary verb conjugation patterns in classical Japanese, covering verb-type, adjective-type, and special conjugations. Designed for students preparing for entrance exams and reading classical texts.
A column explaining the four-character idiom 画竜点睛 and common mistakes with the character 睛, including historical context and how Japanese newspapers handle character variants.
OJAD is an online Japanese accent dictionary with a speech synthesis tutor that demonstrates pitch patterns and intonation for learners and teachers, supporting study of Japanese prosody.
A tool for studying the 2,136 jōyō kanji characters organized by JLPT level, school grade, or kanji proficiency exam level.
Database of 7,539 kanji with stroke order animations, searchable by reading and indexed by grade level, radical, and stroke count. Includes stroke order principles and writing guides for hiragana and katakana.
Information for teachers about the BJT Business Japanese Ability Test, which measures business Japanese skills for workplace communication.
A blog by a Japanese language teacher recommending reference books and dictionaries for studying grammar, particles, and common expressions at various proficiency levels.
3A Networks resource page for the Minna no Nihongo (Everybody's Japanese) textbook series, offering free supplementary materials, learning tips, and fun content like crossword puzzles and card games for beginners.
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