Pages for learning Japanese about advanced, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Introductory overview of Japanese language foundations covering pronunciation, pitch accent, grammar structure, dialects, and writing systems. Designed for learners beginning Japanese studies.
A curated list of 50 YouTube channels for learning Japanese, organized by category including language teachers, vloggers, and culture content creators.
Explains three advanced grammar patterns for expressing tendencies: がち for describing things prone to occur, つつ for ongoing actions, and きらいがある for negative tendencies.
Busuu offers free online Japanese courses covering vocabulary, grammar, hiragana, katakana, and kanji from beginner to advanced levels, with lessons on complete Japanese and travel phrases plus community feedback from.
A curated list of Japanese learning podcasts organized by proficiency level, from complete beginners to advanced learners. Includes descriptions of each podcast's content, format, and availability on major platforms.
Guide to 44 manga series ordered by difficulty from JLPT N5 to N1, with information on furigana, vocabulary level, and where to find each title. Suitable for learners at all levels seeking reading material.
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.
Daiwa Academy is a Japanese language school in Osaka offering courses from beginner to advanced levels, with preparation tracks for JLPT, EJU university entrance exams, and academic Japanese.
A guide to five Japanese language schools in Kanagawa Prefecture, including program details, cultural immersion opportunities, and information for students planning to study Japanese in Japan.
A reference course covering 202 JLPT N2 grammar patterns with explanations, structures, meanings and examples. Designed for self-learners preparing for the N2 exam.
A platform offering Japanese videos at multiple levels organized by difficulty index, with transcripts for reading practice, blog posts with furigana, and tracking tools.
A curated guide to Japanese learning resources organized by skill focus: reading, listening, and speaking. Covers materials for all proficiency levels from beginner to advanced.
Dictionary of aikido terms with Japanese terminology and English translations. Serves learners of aikido and Japanese martial arts who encounter unfamiliar terminology during training.
A textbook presenting three complete classic Japanese novels in parallel Japanese-English format with furigana and audio files, designed for advanced learners to read works by Kawabata, Mishima, and Tanizaki.
Guide to the JLPT test structure, scoring system, and format for all five levels from N5 to N1, including time limits, section minimums, vocabulary and kanji requirements, and pass rates.
Tokyo JaLS offers a standard course with 15 hours of small group classes per week for all levels from beginner to advanced, with flexible start dates and cultural activities.
Dictionary and blog of Japanese slang, idioms, and advanced expressions not found in textbooks, with lesson slides for beginners and intermediate learners.
A directory portal cataloging 37 websites and tools for learning Japanese speaking skills, organized by beginner through advanced levels, with resources including conversation practice, video lessons, and pronunciation.
English-language group karate lessons in Tokyo taught by Yusuke Nagano, a 3rd Dan Shotokan instructor. Classes cover kata, kihon, and kumite for all levels, with step-by-step corrections and cultural context.
Guide to Japanese language schools in Fukuoka, comparing programs from GenkiJACS, FFLC, FJLS, and Meiji Academy with information on courses, class sizes, cultural activities, and enrollment for learners of all levels.
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