Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Homepage for 読む力 (Reading Power), a series of reading comprehension textbooks for intermediate and upper-intermediate Japanese learners.
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Business dialogue number nine from MLC Japanese Language School featuring four workplace scenarios with audio, romanization, and hiragana versions.
Official announcement from the Japan Foundation about changes to N1 test timing and question count starting in December 2022. Provides details on exam structure for advanced Japanese learners preparing for the JLPT.
Platform for connecting language learners worldwide to practice Japanese and other languages through conversation, messaging, and cultural exchange with native speakers and fellow learners.
Database of statistics for popular Japanese web novels from Narou, including character counts, unique kanji, and frequency lists to help learners assess reading difficulty and find appropriate texts.
Typing practice exercises based on Japanese folk tales and fables from the Fukumusume collection. Learners practice keyboard skills while reading stories in hiragana and kanji with varying difficulty levels.
J-nihongo offers grammar, reading comprehension, and kanji study materials organized by JLPT levels N5 through N1, with interactive quizzes and printable worksheets for learners and teachers.
Collection of 66 animated grammar lessons with vocabulary lists and quizzes, teaching fundamental Japanese grammar patterns with English explanations and Japanese examples in text and audio.
Official website of the Aikikai Foundation presenting aikido history, philosophy, and information about the current head of aikido and the lineage of aikido masters.
Online Japanese learning platform offering video lessons for JLPT levels N1 through N5, conversation practice, and cultural content, with a dedicated mobile app for study on the go.
Site teaching shogi (Japanese chess) with guides to rules, piece movements, defensive formations, opening strategies and professional tournaments. Serves learners from beginner to advanced levels.
Guide to finding and using comprehensible input for Japanese learners at all levels, from children's anime and learner podcasts for beginners to native drama and podcasts for advanced learners, with strategies for using.
A series of short fictional stories about the character Tanaka-san and friends, designed for beginner Japanese learners at N5 and N4 levels.
As there are many students with different mother tongues and Japanese levels, having different teaching speed classes allows students with different background to learn Japanese efficiently at the best pace.
A calligraphy school in Tokyo offers a one-point lesson on writing one's own name clearly with instruction and feedback from a certified instructor, designed for kindergarten and elementary school children.
The Japan Foundation supports Japanese language learners worldwide through teaching materials, courses, tests, and research.
Guide to the classical Japanese auxiliary verbs き (ki) and けり (keri), explaining their conjugation patterns, grammatical meanings, and how to distinguish between direct past and indirect/hearsay past uses.
Blog post exploring popular Japanese culture among foreigners, covering traditional arts like calligraphy and origami alongside modern culture like anime and J-pop.
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