Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Explains the names and sizes of papers used in calligraphy, correcting the common misconception that all calligraphy paper is called half paper.
Online introductory course for teachers and supporters on tadoku (extensive reading) methodology, covering its principles, classroom implementation, and practical teaching reports.
A Japanese language school in Nagoya offering short-term intensive courses with qualified teachers, small classes, and cultural activities for international students of all ages and levels.
Detailed explanation of the word そらんじる (soranijiru), covering its meaning of reciting from memory, kanji representations, differences from similar words like 暗記 (anki), and usage examples in learning contexts.
Check the answers to Japanese reading practice exercises from Slow Days in Japan. Review comprehension questions and confirm your understanding of each reading.
Contact and trial lesson booking page for Nihongo Jikan, an online Japanese language school offering private lessons for all levels from beginners to JLPT preparation and business Japanese.
Guidelines for using free graded Japanese texts on the Tadoku website, including rules for extensive reading, licensing information, and answers to common questions about using the materials in classes and communities.
Business dialogue lessons featuring workplace conversations in Japanese with audio, hiragana versions, and translations for intermediate learners studying professional communication and polite language.
貨物の運送にかかわる事業は運送業、運輸業と呼ばれ、運送する対象が人である場合を「旅客輸送」、物である場合を「貨物輸送」と呼びます。運送業は輸送するルートによって事業が分類されており、主な業種は「陸運業」、「海運業」、「空運業」の3つです。
Organized lists of katakana vocabulary by topic, including vehicles, food, clothing, sports, computers, and occupations. Suitable for beginners learning everyday Japanese words.
Information about introducing ikebana (flower arrangement) into school curricula, offering teacher support, resources, competitions, and certification programs for students from elementary through university level.
A grammar quiz for JLPT N3 with ten multiple-choice questions covering intermediate Japanese grammar patterns, each with an answer and explanation.
Official website of the Yamagata Kendo Federation providing information about kendo, iaido, and jodo practice and competitions in the Yamagata Prefecture region.
A series of articles introducing kanji organized by their radical components, such as earth radical, fire radical, and clothing radical.
A blog post identifying ten frequently misused N3-level vocabulary expressions by Japanese learners, with explanations of why errors occur and correct usage examples.
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.
JLPT は N5 から N1 まで 5 段階。どの級から受けるべきか、合格までに何時間必要か、その先で何ができるようになるか。最初に全体地図を持つだけで、迷う時間が大きく減ります。
Hiroshima sightseeing guide presenting one and two-night itineraries covering the Peace Memorial Park, Hiroshima Castle, and Miyajima for visitors and Japanese learners interested in travel and cultural sites.
Guide to online bookstores in Europe where learners and teachers can purchase Japanese language learning materials, with comparisons of shipping costs, delivery times, and available stores.
Free site teaching classical Japanese (kogo) and Chinese classics (kanbun) through illustrated grammar explanations, 89 practice drill sets, and test preparation materials.
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