YouTube channels and video courses for learners.
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Video lesson for intermediate learners on expressing desires and Japanese festivals, with downloadable scripts, manga explanations, and photo-based cultural notes on shrine festivals, portable shrines, and festival.
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.
A curated guide to YouTube channels for Japanese language learning, covering grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and listening practice across beginner to advanced levels.
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.
Analysis of Ayano's Japanese Learning Hub for Beginners, a 43-video YouTube channel with 33 hours of listening material graded for difficulty.
Video lesson for intermediate learners covering describing changes using ～くなります and ～になります, with basic and advanced skits, key phrases, vocabulary development, manga with onomatopoeia, and cultural content about.
Guide to websites for watching Japanese movies and dramas with English subtitles, including free and subscription options.
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.
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.
Monthly roundup of new Japanese learning tools and resources including streaming shows, audiobooks, subtitle tools, and flashcard apps for learners of all levels.
Portal article introducing three VR and 360-degree video resources for learning Japanese language and culture through virtual tours of Japanese homes, from modern houses to traditional Showa-era buildings, suitable for.
Official site of Japan Arts Council presenting traditional Japanese performing arts including Kabuki, Noh, Bunraku and Kyogen.
A half-day in-person intensive course in Tokyo teaching practical conversational Japanese through classroom instruction and guided exploration of real-world settings.
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.
Information about the Japanese Film Festival 2026 in the Philippines, featuring acclaimed Japanese films and special Kabuki cinema experiences alongside hands-on workshops that introduce Japanese cultural traditions to.
An interactive course with audio lessons, grammar explanations, and cultural context for learners starting from complete beginners, featuring 85+ chapters with native speaker recordings and quizzes.
An explanation of the 〜てみてください grammar pattern, used for friendly suggestions to try something. Includes conjugation tables, audio examples, practice questions, and distinctions from similar patterns for N5 learners.
Guide to the ない form, the casual negative conjugation for Japanese verbs at N5 level.
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