YouTube channels and video courses for learners.
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A curated list of YouTube channels for learning Japanese grammar suited for beginners, with recommendations organized by teaching language and tips for effective study.
Construction for Kyoto’s Yasaka Shrine was founded in the seventh century, and it sits right in the middle of Gion, the city’s geisha quarter.
Monthly on-demand video series featuring short guided meditations with Japanese singing bowls, each episode introducing a Japanese phrase with cultural context for learners seeking to connect language with Japanese.
A beginning-level Japanese textbook that uses performance and cultural context to teach language. Includes two volumes with activity books, audio files, and online resources for first-year college students.
JapanesePod101 offers live private classes with native Japanese teachers for 30 or 60 minutes weekly. Structured courses with personalized instruction suit absolute beginners through upper intermediate learners.
Video lesson from Erin's Challenge showing Japanese high school students taking cultural lessons in piano, kendo, and traditional dance, with photo explanations and downloadable materials for mid-level learners.
Online calligraphy lessons with tutorial videos in English that help learners understand Japanese characters, stroke order, and different writing styles through the practice of shodo.
Guide to selecting anime by JLPT level (N5 to N1) and using it for learning Japanese, with strategies for subtitles, study routines, and matching difficulty to learner level.
Video lessons for intermediate learners covering practical communication situations with basic and advanced skits, key phrases, grammar explanations, vocabulary development, and cultural content.
Nihongo Kikusasaizu offers anime-based listening practice for beginner learners, with dictation exercises and comprehension quizzes in English.
Free step-by-step kendo instruction for adults at all levels, from complete beginners to advanced practitioners, with written lessons and videos covering fundamentals, techniques, kata, etiquette and training wisdom.
A curated list of 50 YouTube channels for learning Japanese, organized by category including language teachers, vloggers, and culture content creators.
A curated list of twelve YouTube channels for learning Japanese at various levels, with descriptions of each channel's focus, teaching style, and content areas such as grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and JLPT preparation.
Online karate courses taught by Japanese sensei Yusuke Nagano covering fundamentals, workouts, and karate principles through short video lessons designed for beginners with minimal space requirements.
An open-source video player based on mpv designed for studying Japanese with features including grammar-aware subtitle search, Yomichan-style kanji cards, and integration with Anki.
A curated collection of Japanese learning tools released in fall 2021, including textbooks, YouTube channels, online courses, and study apps for learners at various levels.
Curated collection of Japanese learning resources for winter 2020, including YouTube channels for grammar and listening, podcasts, translation guides, and cultural content suitable for learners from beginner to advanced.
Official site of Japan Arts Council presenting traditional Japanese performing arts including Kabuki, Noh, Bunraku and Kyogen.
A guide to 20 Japanese dramas for learners to build listening comprehension and cultural knowledge, with titles ranging from romance and workplace stories to medical and science fiction themes, along with viewing.
A half-day in-person intensive course in Tokyo teaching practical conversational Japanese through classroom instruction and guided exploration of real-world settings.
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