Link roundups, awesome lists and other directories of learning material.
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Guide to the Japanese counter 台 (dai) for counting machines, furniture, vehicles, and other objects, with pronunciation rules, usage categories, and example sentences.
Directory of graded reader collections for Japanese learners created by teachers and learner groups worldwide, with free access to most materials ranging from absolute beginner to advanced levels.
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.
A curated roundup of nine Japanese learning tools and resources from January and February 2018, including apps, websites, and practice materials suitable for learners at various levels.
Guide to selecting and using Japanese graded readers appropriate to your level, covering what to look for in a reader and how to identify whether a book matches your current ability.
Curated list of 25 YouTube channels for learning Japanese, organized by proficiency level from beginner to advanced, with descriptions of each channel's teaching style and content.
Curated list of new Japanese learning resources including YouTube channels, apps, and tools for different skill levels. Covers video lessons, conversation practice, and expression guides.
Discover our list of the best apps to learn Japanese, including their best use cases, pricing, pros and cons, and much more!
A structured study roadmap for the JLPT from N5 to N1 with realistic hour estimates, week-by-week plans, resource recommendations, and common pitfalls at each level.
Guide comparing kanji learning programs, books, courses, and apps for beginners, with advice on choosing systems that fit realistic study habits and detailed reviews of popular options.
A curated list of manga and games suitable for beginner Japanese learners, with descriptions of difficulty levels, vocabulary focus, and plot complexity to help readers choose appropriate immersion material.
A curated guide comparing free and freemium apps for learning Japanese, organized by learning goal from grammar and vocabulary to speaking and kanji practice. Helps learners choose tools matching their needs and level.
A resource list of extensive reading sites for Japanese learners, featuring collections of graded reading materials at beginner and intermediate levels including KC Yom Yom, Yomimono-Ippai, and Tadoku no Hiroba.
Guide on creating a personal immersion environment for Japanese language learning without traveling to Japan, covering techniques like changing device language settings, consuming Japanese media, finding language.
Ranks and compares the top Japanese learning apps including Pimsleur, Duolingo, WaniKani, and Rosetta Stone, evaluating each on speaking, kanji, grammar, and vocabulary to help beginners choose which apps to combine.
Guide to Japanese national holidays, festivals, and seasonal customs with explanations of 16 official holidays, monthly festival calendar, and useful phrases for learners and travelers.
Organized collection of JLPT N5 study materials including nine full mock tests, five practice tests, 112 quizzes covering grammar, vocabulary, kanji and listening, and official Minna no Nihongo audio for lessons 1, 25.
A structured roadmap for learning Japanese from zero to intermediate level, covering kana, grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and verb conjugations with links to integrated practice tools and recommended textbooks.
Explanation of ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging, covering its history, different styles including rikka and seika, and basic techniques for learners to create their own arrangements.
A ranked list of Japanese movies and dramas sorted by difficulty, with vocabulary and kanji statistics to help learners choose content appropriate for their level.
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