Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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A searchable vocabulary database of 4,256 JLPT words from N5 to N1 levels with definitions, example sentences, and practice quizzes. Learners can filter by level and track their learning progress.
Online Japanese language learning service offering systematic conversation lessons and original materials, with focus on Japanese content like anime and manga and cultural understanding.
A Level 0 picture book featuring vegetables with a guessing game format where readers see a cross-section and identify the vegetable. Written entirely in hiragana for beginning Japanese learners.
Explains the JLPT N1 grammar pattern 〜あっての with meaning, English translations, and example sentences showing how to express that something exists or is possible because of something else.
A blog with lesson plans, teaching illustrations, and grammar explanations in Japanese for beginners using popular textbooks like Minna no Nihongo and Marugoto. Designed for Japanese language teachers.
A Japanese folk tale retelling of Kachikachi Mountain with furigana, audio narration, and comprehension notes. Suited for beginner readers developing reading fluency through graded stories.
Directory of advanced-level kanji study resources including dictionaries, handwriting recognition tools, and learning platforms. Helps advanced learners find specialized kanji materials.
A haiku by Saitou Sanki about summer fireworks, with detailed analysis of imagery and symbolism, plus biographical information about the poet. For advanced learners.
Online calligraphy course for middle school students that teaches writing skills through kanji study with individual feedback and graded progression levels.
3A Network is a Japanese language textbook publisher established in 1973, known for the widely-used Minna no Nihongo series and other instructional materials for learners from beginner to advanced levels.
A Japanese language magazine exploring kanji and Japanese language questions through articles on newspaper kanji usage, difficult characters, homophones, four-character idioms, and naming conventions.
Corporate Japanese training program for foreign employees working in Japan, offering customized lessons in business communication, industry-specific terminology, and intercultural understanding at nineteen proficiency.
A practical guide for Japanese language teachers on corrective feedback strategies using the Lyster & Ranta six-type framework, with guidance on when and how to correct learner errors based on context and proficiency.
Dictionary entry explaining the Japanese proverb "鼬の最後っ屁" (itachi no saigo ppe), a desperate measure someone takes when cornered, with related proverbs and usage contexts.
荒れて、人目もなくはるばると見渡されて、木立 いとうとましくものふりたり。け近き草木 などは、ことに見所なく、みな秋の 野らにて、池も水 草に埋もれたれば、いとけうとげになりにける所 かな。別納の方にぞ、曹司などして、人住む べかめれど、こなたは離れたり。「けうとくもなりに ける所かな。さりとも、鬼なども我をば見許し てむ」とのたまふ。
FAQ page for Erin ga Chousen, a Japan Foundation video course with 25 lessons covering basic grammar, vocabulary and cultural situations.
Specialized bookstore in Fukuoka selling Japanese language learning textbooks, JLPT study materials, and resources for teachers and learners living in Japan, with information on teacher training programs and educational.
Part three of an educational series on honorific language, focusing on appropriate ways to make requests and the correct usage of "sasete itadaku." Includes video lessons, comprehension checks, and explanations for.
漢字カフェのコラム『漢字×謎解き～常用漢字編～ 第44問』をご覧いただけます。漢検7級レベル
Online course on business rules and workplace manners for foreign workers in Japan and their Japanese colleagues, covering compliance, harassment prevention, and professional communication.
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