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A curated directory of over 40 websites and online tools for learning Japanese, organized by skill level and topic including culture, society, conversation, and travel resources.
Reference page listing sources used to create KanjiVG, a database of kanji with stroke order and radical information. Useful for learners understanding kanji structure and those developing kanji study tools.
A directory of websites and online tools for learning Japanese, organized by skill and topic including grammar, vocabulary, kanji, reading and listening. Useful for beginners seeking curated learning resources.
A curated portal listing 21 beginner-friendly online dictionaries and translation tools for Japanese learners, including kanji dictionaries, reading support systems, and multilingual resources.
Blog archive with guides for beginner Japanese learners covering speaking practice, listening skills, vocabulary, honorifics, interview preparation, and study strategies.
What does yokai mean? Explore Japanese folklore, key types, famous examples, and the differences between yokai, kami, yūrei, oni and ghosts.
Archive of classical Japanese literary texts including works like Hojoki and Noh plays, with technical guides for reading and displaying Japanese characters on computers.
The Japan Foundation's resource hub for Japanese-language teachers and educators abroad, offering teaching materials, training programs, grants, and professional development initiatives.
A resource list and guide featuring curated collections of Japanese learning materials including textbooks, courses, apps, vocabulary and grammar books, and tutoring platforms for learners at all levels.
A collection of articles teaching kanji radicals and their meanings to help learners recognize, write, and remember kanji characters more efficiently.
A hub of free guides and resources for students planning to study in Japan, covering language schools, visas, accommodation, living costs, and cultural information.
A curated index of smartphone applications for Japanese language learning, organized by skill category with platform compatibility information and feature indicators.
A Singapore-based Japanese school offers courses for adults and children, with articles on choosing lessons, business language, technical Japanese for engineers, JLPT preparation, and study methods like sentence mining.
AikiWeb provides aikido articles, forums, blogs, reviews, and a directory of aikido dojos and information for aikido practitioners and learners worldwide.
Glossary of kimono types, structure, and terminology with explanations of garment parts, accessories, patterns, and their cultural meanings. Useful for learners studying Japanese culture and traditional dress vocabulary.
Archive of articles about Japanese culture, history, customs, and travel covering topics like gift-giving etiquette, onsen traditions, Tokyo and Kyoto guides, and Japanese society.
NihongoShark offers grammar lessons, vocabulary lists, cultural content, and study materials for Japanese learners of all levels, with regular articles on language and culture.
Comparison of Nihongo Master and italki Japanese learning platforms, detailing features like JLPT-aligned curriculum, spaced repetition drills, kanji study, and pricing for learners choosing between structured.
A critical review of Duolingo for Japanese learning that identifies strengths and significant weaknesses, including issues with kanji readings, pitch accent, and natural language usage.
Resource list with introductory guides to Japanese scripts (hiragana, katakana, kanji), JLPT preparation material, vocabulary and kanji lists, and study tools including quizzes and soundboards.
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