Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Official JLPT information page explaining accommodations available for test takers with disabilities or medical conditions, including types of accommodations, application procedures, and decision processes.
Tadoku.org presents popular books for learning Japanese through extensive reading, organized by student groups, volunteer classrooms, and language schools.
Wiktionary entry for ん providing pronunciation with IPA notation, grammatical functions as auxiliary verb and particle, and usage examples across different dialects and registers.
Guide to writing the kanji 夢 (dream) in five calligraphic styles: regular script, semi-cursive, cursive, clerical, and seal script. Shows stroke order and techniques for each style.
Guide to selecting a calligraphy class and teacher, covering instructor quality, fees, practice styles, and schools of calligraphy. Helps beginners and adults find suitable instruction.
A directory of 26 websites and tools for Japanese reading practice, organized by learner level.
Information about medical science and safety in kendo practice and competition, including injury prevention, first aid, heat illness, concussion diagnosis, and training methods. For kendo practitioners of all levels.
A Japanese language teacher explains six communication strategies for interacting respectfully with foreign visitors and learners, covering cultural differences, language choice, and effective expression.
Resource page for Minna no Nihongo textbook materials including lesson plans, picture cards, and practice exercises organized by lesson for teaching and studying beginner Japanese.
Web CMJ provides online grammar and kanji practice quizzes with 20 lessons each for beginner Japanese learners.
Site offering articles and guides about Japanese culture, language, anime, travel, and daily life. Serves learners seeking context for Japanese vocabulary and cultural knowledge.
Japanese publisher specializing in language learning textbooks and courses for English and other languages, as well as mathematics and science books for adult learners.
Collection of free downloadable teaching materials for Japanese language instructors, including flashcards, pattern cards, and illustrations for grammar, vocabulary, and character instruction.
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.
Recommends five introductory books for people preparing to become Japanese language teachers, covering foundational knowledge in Japanese education, grammar, easy Japanese communication, and intercultural skills.
Illustrated list of kanji pairs that look similar and are easily confused, with explanations of differences and distinguishing features organized by type of similarity.
Directory of major Japanese language schools in Tokyo with enrollment of 1,000 or more students, including school features, student capacity, locations, and websites for international students considering language study.
Schedule and contact information for calligraphy schools in Shibuya and Shinjuku, Tokyo, offering classes in traditional shodo and beautiful handwriting for beginners and instructors.
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.
Guide to the Japanese slang term posharu (ぽしゃる), meaning a plan or project is cancelled or fails. Covers meaning, etymology, usage in business contexts, polite alternatives, and when to avoid the term.
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