Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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A Japanese language education site offering grammar and vocabulary explanations, JLPT N5 through N1 quizzes, lesson plans, teaching games, and activities for instructors and learners at all levels.
Teaching guide for Lesson 12 of Minna no Nihongo, covering adjective and noun past forms and comparison expressions, with introduction methods and practice activities for Japanese language instructors.
Guide to the characteristics and properties of washi paper used in calligraphy practice, covering durability, ink absorption, fiber composition, and storage methods for learners of shodo.
JLPT N5 vocabulary quiz with multiple choice questions testing word meanings and usage. Includes five questions with answers and vocabulary list for beginning learners.
An online calligraphy lesson site explaining how to use calligraphy tools, including information about brushes for different character sizes and writing contexts.
A Level 1 Japanese folk tale about why monkeys have short tails and why jellyfish have no bones, with furigana and audio available. For complete beginners learning to read Japanese.
Entry for the Japanese proverb 下にも置かない explaining its meaning, reading, variations, and usage context. Provides definitions and related proverbs for learners studying traditional expressions.
Guide to ten Japanese picture books for beginners, with explanations of each book's content, vocabulary themes, and learning benefits. Includes methods for using picture books in study.
英語、繁体字、簡体字、タイ語、韓国語、インドネシア語、ベトナム語、スペイン語、日本語、やさしい日本語で記事を配信しています。
Official announcement page for the JLPT from the Japan Foundation and Japan International Education Support Association.
Detailed lesson plan for teaching Genki I Lesson 1, covering self-introductions, the copula with names and occupations, question formation, telling time, phone numbers, and age.
Online practice site for classical Chinese (kanbun) translation and reading problems with explanations, designed for high school students preparing for university entrance exams and proficiency tests.
Detailed guide to the kanji 飛 with stroke order animation, readings, meanings, example words, and common writing mistakes. Designed for learners studying elementary-level kanji.
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.
An N1-level reading article about nekomata and bakemono cats in Japanese folklore, with furigana and audio, exploring their origins and characteristics in Edo period art and legend.
Official All Japan Judo Federation page providing referee training workshops, instructional videos on judging gestures and referee basics, and examination information for judo referees.
Blog of the Tokyo Origami Workshop Club announcing monthly classes and lessons in traditional paper folding taught by various instructors.
Free printable hiragana practice worksheets with stroke order guidance for young learners and children.
Collection of N4 and N5 level vocabulary words with example sentences, romanization, and English translations for beginners learning essential everyday Japanese.
A Japanese language school in Tokyo offering short-term intensive courses at seven proficiency levels, JLPT preparation, and cultural activities for international learners.
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