Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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日本における「銀行業」は、江戸時代の両替商（りょうがえしょう：通貨間の両替に手数料を徴収して利益を得ていた商人）にルーツを持ち、明治維新後に「実業界の父」と呼ばれた「渋沢栄一」（しぶさわえいいち）によって、日本初の商業銀行として「第一国立銀行」（現在のみずほ銀行）が設立されたことで始まりました。
Guide to writing the kanji character 斗 in five calligraphic styles: kaisho, gyosho, sosho, reisho, and tensho, with explanations of technique and visual examples for each style.
Payment information and course pricing for a calligraphy school in Tokyo offering lessons in Japanese brush writing for students of all levels.
An Anki deck containing 46 flashcards with audio for learning basic hiragana characters. Suitable for beginners starting Japanese writing systems.
Study page for the kanji 食 (eat) covering stroke order, meanings, readings, example words, and practice worksheets. Designed for JLPT N5 and Japanese elementary school level.
Blog post reporting on an online introductory course on extensive reading methodology for Japanese learners, covering reading materials, teacher support strategies, and student outcomes from practitioners with.
News and announcements page for Marugoto, the Japan Foundation's Japanese language course series.
Information about BJT Business Japanese Proficiency Test results notification, including when scores are available and how to obtain the official certificate for employment or visa purposes.
Graded reading practice site for beginner Japanese learners with short illustrated stories at N6 level covering vocabulary, daily life, nature, food, and culture with furigana and comprehension questions.
わたしの 大好きな ラーメンを しょうかいします。
Contact page and lesson schedule for Tokyo calligraphy schools offering classes in traditional shodo and beautiful handwriting (bijinoji) at locations in Shinjuku and Shibuya.
Digital illustrated stories about Japan and Hokkaido with simple Japanese text. Suitable for beginning readers and children learning to read Japanese.
A blog on applied linguistics covering Japanese grammar, phonetics, and language education topics.
The Japan Foundation Japanese Language International Center provides training for Japanese language teachers, develops teaching materials and methods, and offers research resources for educators and researchers in.
Official site for the Kotowaza Kentei, a Japanese proficiency test measuring knowledge of proverbs, idioms and four-character compounds.
Explains how to identify the subject in classical Japanese texts using honorifics, conjunctive particles, and historical context. Includes lessons and practice tests for students preparing for university entrance exams.
A ten-question JLPT N3 kanji quiz testing readings of characters and words in context. Designed for learners preparing for the N3 level exam.
Kuroshio Publishers' website organizing their Japanese language teaching materials by level and skill. Connects learners and teachers to textbooks and related web resources for all proficiency levels.
An article in Japanese about teaching intermediate Japanese learners using the Minna no Nihongo Intermediate II textbook, discussing lesson structure, vocabulary preparation, reading and listening activities, and.
Teaching guide for Lesson 4 of Minna no Nihongo covering time, days of the week, and verb tenses.
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