Graded readers, easy news, guided reading and texts with furigana.
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Online platform offering graded Japanese stories with audio, textbook lessons, JLPT materials, and flashcards for learners from beginner to advanced levels. Created by a qualified Japanese teacher.
A free Japanese-only collection of 100 browser quizzes and 525 questions with answer explanations. No registration is required; best suited to stronger readers and optional classroom or group activities.
Six graded N5 reading passages with furigana, romaji, English translations, and comprehension questions in the official JLPT format. Helps beginners build reading speed and comprehension for the N5 exam.
Free daily Japanese news adapted to JLPT N5 level with furigana, English summaries, and tap-to-look-up features in the Yomimaru app. Offers original adaptations of real news stories updated daily for absolute beginners.
A traditional Japanese folktale about a wise young man called to the castle, presented with slow and normal-speed audio, vocabulary definitions, and English translations for upper beginner readers.
Explains how Japanese is written vertically and horizontally, with examples from manga and light novels showing traditional tategaki and modern yokogaki writing systems.
Guide to the Tadoku extensive reading method for Japanese learners. Explains the philosophy of reading large amounts of easy material without dictionaries, provides material selection guidance for beginner through.
An RPG-style app where learners explore story-driven quests to learn Japanese vocabulary, hiragana, katakana, and everyday dialogue in context. Designed for beginners with short daily challenges and gradual progression.
A curated list of eight free Japanese reading websites organized by JLPT level from N5 beginners to N1 advanced learners, including graded readers, news sites, and classic literature with tips for building a daily.
Collection of 27 Japanese proverbs (kotowaza) with kanji, hiragana, romaji, and English meanings, organized by themes like perseverance, humility, and fate.
Guide to using Japanese picture books (ehon) as reading material for language learners, covering benefits like visual context and cultural learning, challenges such as child-centric vocabulary, and recommendations for.
A practical guide to learning Japanese reading through a step-by-step method covering kana, kanji in context, core grammar, and graded reading material.
Monthly curated list of Japanese learning tools and resources including reading platforms, streaming shows, flashcard apps, and textbooks for learners of various levels.
A 16-item digital bundle for absolute beginners including ebooks, audio files, and Anki decks covering hiragana, katakana, grammar, kanji, and reading practice with integration into the Makoto+ Sentence Explorer tool.
Explains the three Japanese writing systems and when to use each one, with examples and pronunciation guidance for learners starting to read real Japanese text.
Monthly digital magazine for beginner to intermediate learners with short stories, grammar lessons, cultural notes, and native audio recordings.
A mobile app offering Japanese stories at multiple difficulty levels with built-in support tools including furigana, romaji, audio, dictionary lookup, and spaced repetition flashcards for learners from beginner to.
Introduces the tadoku method for learning Japanese through extensive reading of graded materials with pictures and audio.
Guide to identifying word boundaries in Japanese text by recognizing script changes, kanji blocks, particle markers, and okurigana tails.
Strips furigana readings from pasted text so the kanji can be read without help.
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