YouTube channels and video courses for learners.
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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.
Video lessons with downloadable scripts and grammar explanations for intermediate learners, featuring conversations in everyday situations like classrooms, shops, and train stations set around the world.
Video lessons with dramatic skits set in realistic Japanese contexts, covering grammar and conversation patterns for intermediate learners, with downloadable scripts, manga, and grammar explanations.
Compilation of introductory videos about recommended Japanese textbooks for learners at various levels, helping students choose appropriate study materials.
A 30-minute video replay from a 2025 conference presentation on teaching early literacy and reading fluency to beginning Japanese learners through comprehensible input and story-based methods.
Video clips demonstrating aikido techniques, including jo kata and tanto work, taught by the British Ki Society.
Gallery of Japanese calligraphy works and live performance videos by artist Koka, showing traditional brush techniques and artistic compositions for learners interested in Japanese calligraphic arts.
App for learning Japanese through real movie clips and TV show dialogues. Offers video-based learning content for all proficiency levels.
Online pop art workshop combining Japanese calligraphy with Hokusai's Mount Fuji imagery, led by artist Rie Takeda. Suitable for beginners and all ages, requires no prior art experience.
Platform offering Japanese language learning through authentic videos including J-drama, anime, news and pop songs with interactive subtitles, quizzes and flashcards for beginners through advanced learners.
JapanesePod101 offers audio and video lessons for learners at all levels, covering greetings, vocabulary, kana characters, and conversational patterns with manga-based and anime-based content.
Educational guide to kumadori, the distinctive face makeup used in Kabuki theater to indicate character types. Explains makeup styles and their meanings for learners of Japanese performing arts and culture.
Video guide to shogi covering history, rules, board setup, traditional games, castle formations and opening strategies. Introduces the Japanese chess game to learners in Italian and English.
Blog with video episodes explaining aspects of Japanese culture and entertainment, including ukiyo-e art and karaoke traditions. Suited for learners interested in cultural context.
Video lessons featuring realistic Japanese conversations at JLPT N4 level, with transcripts and key phrases covering topics like doctor visits and phone reservations.
Online calligraphy instruction through tutorial videos in English, teaching Japanese brush writing techniques to learners of all levels.
Sample video lesson from the 80/20 Japanese: Foundations course introducing a visual sentence model for explaining Japanese grammar concepts. Designed for learners beginning their Japanese studies.
Nihongo no Jikan provides Japanese comprehensible input videos and tracks listening progress through an input log. The site guides learners in using its video content and tools for listening practice.
Introduction to Kabuki with guides to character archetypes, makeup styles, performance conventions, and historical context.
Online tutorial videos teaching Japanese calligraphy with instruction in English. Suitable for learners of all levels who want to study traditional writing arts.
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