Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Results and winning entries from a national kanji character contest where participants express personal feelings through single characters, organized by age group from elementary school to adults.
Table of contents for Kodokan's monthly judo magazine featuring articles on judo techniques, history, philosophy, competition reports, and practitioner profiles for experienced judoka and scholars.
Explains the meaning, usage, and alternative expressions for shussebarai, a Japanese business term for promising to repay or reciprocate in the future after achieving success.
Online calligraphy school teaching Japanese shodo through structured courses from introductory to advanced levels, with instruction in kanji, hiragana, and various calligraphy styles including kaisho, gyosho, and sosho.
An official learning site for the Marugoto A2 elementary Japanese course featuring conversations, grammar, kanji, cultural videos and daily life content about Japan for beginner learners.
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.
Information about Syoraku, a calligraphy organization offering monthly brush and hard pen practice with low fees, grading exams twice yearly, and paperless management for instructors and students.
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.
Directory of Japanese Anki decks for vocabulary, kanji, grammar and JLPT preparation, covering beginner through advanced levels with user ratings to help learners choose appropriate study materials.
Free kanji and kana games with customizable difficulty levels and play times, plus a kanji lookup tool. Supports learners across all levels from JLPT N5 to N1.
Video-based learning site featuring skits with exchange student Erin navigating Japanese high school life, accompanied by grammar explanations, vocabulary illustrations, cultural content, and downloadable materials in.
Page explaining the JLPT N1 grammar pattern たら最後 and たが最後, which indicate that once something happens, an undesirable consequence will follow inevitably.
App for learning hiragana and katakana through images, mnemonics, stroke order animation, and quizzes. Designed for French-speaking Japanese learners of all levels.
A reference list of 113 grammar patterns tested on the JLPT N4, with Japanese explanations and example sentences. Designed for intermediate learners preparing for the N4 level of the JLPT.
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.
Guide to explaining Japanese food in English, covering washoku concepts, sushi, ramen, tempura, and other dishes with over 50 phrases and example dialogues for learners who want to discuss Japanese cuisine with English.
A tool for studying the 2,136 jōyō kanji characters organized by JLPT level, school grade, or kanji proficiency exam level.
Directory of Japanese learning websites organized by skill and level, featuring listening resources, online tests, videos, games, and cultural materials for learners from beginner to advanced.
Kanji Café offers educational articles about kanji learning, including stroke order, common writing mistakes, and kanji test preparation tips.
Registration and exam information for the BJT Business Japanese Proficiency Test, which evaluates Japanese communication ability in workplace contexts.
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