Graded readers, easy news, guided reading and texts with furigana.
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Japanese reading practice site with level-appropriate stories, folktales, and textbook lessons based on Minna no Nihongo, featuring adjustable furigana, audio with variable playback speed, and JLPT N5-N1 support for.
An intermediate Japanese reading passage about calling a restaurant when running late for a reservation, with vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, comprehension questions, and English translation.
A vocabulary learning site offering word-of-the-day posts, idiom and proverb lessons, grammar explanations, and vocabulary practice drawn from anime, songs, and Japanese media for beginners and intermediate learners.
iOS app for reading Japanese ebooks with integrated dictionary lookup, Yomichan dictionary support, and Anki vocabulary export. Helps intermediate to advanced learners read graded texts and literature.
Explains how to use verb clauses to modify nouns and function as adjectives and nouns in Japanese sentences, with detailed examples and a comic dialogue for practice.
A collection of short news articles written in simplified Japanese with furigana and English translations, covering recent events. Designed for intermediate learners at N3 to N5 level.
Blog with vocabulary lists, cultural analysis, and reviews of anime series for learners of Japanese. Posts cover specific shows, tools for watching anime while learning, and word usage in anime.
A structured 7-day guide to learning hiragana using mnemonics, stroke order practice, and real Japanese words with audio. Designed for beginners to reach recognition and basic fluency in one week.
A graded N5 reading story about two students caring for classroom flowers after school. The story includes 15 sentences with furigana, English translations, and links to related grammar lessons and similar stories.
A collection of 50 JLPT N3 reading passages from Aozora Bunko, each at least 99% N3 vocabulary level, with word definitions, readings, and English translations for most passages.
Ten lines from Demon Slayer's Giyu Tomioka in Japanese with romaji, English translations, and grammar analysis.
Guide to learning Japanese through visual novels, covering setup with Textractor and Yomitan for text extraction and dictionary lookup, and recommendations for finding appropriate visual novels to read.
Article about rakugo, the traditional Japanese art of comic storytelling that developed during the Edo period.
Platform for learning Japanese through reading texts at various levels, with integrated dictionary lookup, vocabulary tracking, and export to spaced repetition systems.
Hiragana Times is a bilingual Japanese-English magazine featuring articles on Japanese culture with four reading levels from romaji and English to native Japanese text, plus audio recordings accessible via QR codes.
A translated short story by Kenji Miyazawa, a major figure in modern Japanese literature. Offers intermediate readers exposure to imaginative fiction and English translation of Japanese literary work.
Adaptive Japanese reading practice that generates passages matched to each learner's known kanji, from beginner to advanced levels, with optional premium features for additional daily passages and difficulty control.
Blog posts about Japanese society and culture with full furigana and English translations, suitable for beginner readers learning to connect written Japanese with spoken language.
Guide to learning hiragana with downloadable charts, stroke order, practice sheets, and reading exercises for beginners.
Ten famous Hunter x Hunter lines presented in Japanese with romaji, English translation, and detailed grammar explanations.
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