Pages for learning Japanese, in japanese.
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Announcement of a classical judo forms training session at the Kodokkan for high-ranking practitioners preparing for national competitions.
A blog post from a calligraphy school in Tokyo about visiting a national shodo exhibition. The school teaches brush writing to elementary and middle school students.
Interactive vocabulary quizzes with emoji illustrations and audio for beginners learning Japanese across topics including animals, food, family, and numbers. Customizable quiz difficulty and question count.
Online Japanese accent dictionary with pitch accent audio and text-to-speech tool for learners and teachers to study prosody and intonation patterns of Tokyo Japanese.
Official website of the Saitama Kendo Federation providing information about kendo, iaido, and jodo training, tournaments, and practice sessions for practitioners in the region.
A collection of kanji riddles and puzzles presented with illustrations, where answering riddles involves recognizing how kanji characters break down into components and words.
Feature page for a dictionary website explaining how to bookmark entries in kanji, four-character idiom, proverb and other dictionaries. Describes free and paid membership options for saving study materials.
The headquarters dojo of Aikikai organization offering aikido training classes for all levels including beginners, women, and children, as well as instructor certification programs and ranked advancement examinations.
A blog post summarizing websites and books for extensive reading practice aimed at beginner and intermediate Japanese learners, including information about the tadoku method and its principles.
A graded reading passage about matcha tea, how it is made, its health benefits, and modern uses. Suitable for intermediate learners seeking reading practice with cultural content.
A reading site offering N3-level Japanese texts on kanji radicals, Japanese pottery, food culture, and daily life topics. Each article includes vocabulary support and cultural context for intermediate learners.
Vocabulary entry for 和菓子屋 (wagashiya, Japanese sweets shop) from Minna no Nihongo lesson 60, with kanji breakdown, furigana, audio, and learner-oriented English translation.
JLPT N1 vocabulary quiz with ten multiple-choice questions testing kanji readings, word selection, and advanced vocabulary for test preparation.
JV-Campus is an online educational platform hosting free and paid courses from Japanese universities on Japanese culture, society, sustainability, business, and international topics.
Corporate website for Global With Us, which operates Japanese language schools including Genki JACS and I.C. Nagoya.
Free interactive quiz with 46 random problems testing JLPT N5 level characters, vocabulary, and grammar. Learners choose between separate character and grammar sections, with answers revealed after each question.
List of Japanese onomatopoeia and mimetic words with hiragana and katakana variants for learners studying sound effects and descriptive expressions.
A vocabulary practice test with ten multiple-choice questions in the style of the JLPT N1 exam, covering advanced words and expressions with answers provided.
A structured list of all 2000 vocabulary words tested on JLPT N1, organized into 40 groups of 50 words each with readings, meanings, and example sentences for advanced learners preparing for the N1 examination.
A ten-question multiple-choice kanji quiz for JLPT N3 level, requiring learners to choose correct kanji representations of highlighted words in sample sentences.
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