Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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授業時間数、教員数、施設、設備などが一定基準に基づき、管理している都道府県知事の認可を受けて開設された専門学校を「認可校」と言います。それに対して、カルチャースクールや塾などの認可外の教育施設を「無認可校」と言います。大きな違いは、無認可校での勉強を修了しても正式な学歴とは認められていないことです。その他にも、卒業後に大学編入学資格を得られるかどうかや、学生生活で受けられる待遇面も違ってきます。
Guide to navigating JR Shibuya Station written in simple Japanese with furigana. Explains how to reach four ticket gates and transfer to other train lines, with photos and vocabulary notes.
Column article explaining the addition of the kanji 勒 to personal name characters in Japan, with examples of its usage in newspapers and how it relates to naming practices.
A graded reader story at Level 3 about learning to use honorific language correctly in a business context. Includes furigana, audio, and vocabulary support for intermediate learners.
Interactive tool that displays two-character compound words formed by adding kanji before or after a selected character, with readings and meanings shown on hover.
Toyo University's online Japanese language program offers courses in basic, academic, and business Japanese taught by university faculty and experts, plus general education lectures on Japanese culture and society.
The official JLPT website describes the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, its levels N1 through N5, test features, and what candidates at each level can do with Japanese.
Detailed guide to the classical Japanese auxiliary verbs nari and tari, covering their conjugation patterns, grammatical meanings, and methods to distinguish them in classical texts.
A blog for freelance Japanese teachers offering lesson plans, teaching materials, and illustrations for beginner Japanese grammar and vocabulary instruction.
List of 266 Japanese proverbs with meanings, organized by difficulty level from beginner to advanced. Offers quizzes, reverse lookups, and free downloadable worksheets for memorization and practice.
Biographical page on Koichi Tohei, founder of Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido, describing his training in aikido, Zen, and breathing methods, and his development of aikido based on the principle of ki (vital energy).
A blog about kendo practice and competition written by an adult practitioner returning to the sport after a long break. Posts cover training techniques, match reports, and the philosophy of adult kendo.
A vocabulary study tool presenting 38 four-character idioms (yojijukugo) organized by theme, with JLPT level classifications from N1 to N4, meanings in Simplified Chinese, example sentences, and multiple-choice practice.
Dictionary entry explaining the internet slang term "w" (warai), its origins from English-language online games, variations in intensity, and its usage on social media and in online communication.
Guide to writing the kanji character 花 in five script styles including kaisho, gyosho, sosho, reisho, and tensho, with stroke order diagrams and techniques for each style.
Downloadable printable summary of Japanese particles from Minna no Nihongo lessons 1 through 5, designed in notebook-style format for classroom review and study.
A one-day introductory course on teaching extensive reading (tadoku) and creating graded reading materials for Japanese learners.
Online calligraphy lesson explaining how to select and use calligraphy tools, including brushes, paper and ink, with guidance on brush grip and posture for beginners and children learning Japanese calligraphy.
Classes in mind-body unified aikido for children and preschoolers, teaching posture, breathing, self-defense awareness, and interpersonal respect through martial arts training.
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