YouTube channels and video courses for learners.
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IRODORI is a free online course for beginners learning practical Japanese for life in Japan, offering videos, audio, grammar, vocabulary, kanji and speaking practice with conversation simulations across three.
Mobile app for JapanesePod101 offering hundreds of audio and video lessons, flashcards, vocabulary lists, and study tools for learners from absolute beginner to advanced levels.
Guide to 20 common anime phrases grouped by type, with readings, meanings, and guidance on which phrases are safe to use in real life versus anime-only drama.
Free video lessons and study materials for JLPT N5 grammar, covering verb groups, conjugation, particles, and sentence structures with printable cheat sheets and practice exercises.
A curated guide to popular Japanese language courses and lessons, including Rocket Japanese, JapanesePod101, Japanese Ammo, and Nihongo no mori, helping learners find options suited to their learning style and level.
Articles and instructional videos about Japanese martial arts including aikido, karate, kendo, jujutsu, and traditional budo, featuring demonstrations by Japanese masters and content from HIDEN martial arts magazine.
Guide to learning Japanese effectively through anime by using Japanese subtitles, vocabulary tracking, and shadowing techniques. Written for intermediate learners willing to invest serious effort.
Archive of articles teaching Japanese through anime, manga, J-dramas, TV shows, and short-form video platforms. Covers listening practice, vocabulary, cultural context, and real-world phrases for self-study learners.
App for learning Japanese through video immersion with word-by-word translations, color-coded grammar, flashcards, and pitch accent visualization. Covers beginner to advanced levels.
Guide to Japanese language YouTube channels organized by proficiency level and learning goal, covering beginner through advanced content with descriptions of teaching styles and target learners.
Curated collection of Japanese learning resources for winter 2021-2022, including YouTube channels, apps, online courses, and study tools for learners at various levels.
A grammar-focused course and textbook platform teaching Japanese sentence structure through visual explanations of how particles work.
An online learning system providing systematic education in Kyokushin Karate, Takushin Budo, and Budo philosophy through written explanations, photographs, illustrations, and instructional videos for beginners through.
A curated list of 13 YouTube channels for learning Japanese at beginner through advanced levels, covering grammar, listening, pronunciation, and conversational practice.
Grammar lesson extracting four patterns from the anime Haikyuu: mada with negatives, the defiant 〜てたまるか, the potential form, and casual contractions like なきゃ and ねえ. Includes a quiz and aims at N5, N4 learners.
Free trial mini-course for complete beginners teaching basic sentence structure, particles, nationality, and occupation through video lessons. Taught by Yuko Sensei, an experienced Japanese instructor.
TLS offers a collection of Japanese language learning videos covering basic phrases, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation for learners from beginner to advanced levels.
Guide to using ～んじゃない？ for expressing guesses, opinions, and soft suggestions in casual Japanese conversation. Includes formation rules, examples, and practice for JLPT N3 learners.
Video lesson for intermediate learners on asking about locations using key phrases like "~はどこですか" and "~の~です", with basic and advanced skits, vocabulary practice, and cultural content about Japanese convenience stores.
Grammar lesson explaining two uses of the particle らしい (rashii): reporting indirect information and describing characteristic qualities.
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