Pages for learning Japanese about advanced, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Adjectives 形容詞 An adjective (形容詞) is a word that d…
A curated GitHub repository listing Japanese learning resources across all levels, from hiragana to advanced JLPT preparation, including apps, websites, textbooks, study methodologies, and learning platforms.
iOS app for reading Japanese ebooks with integrated dictionary lookup, Yomichan dictionary support, and Anki vocabulary export. Helps intermediate to advanced learners read graded texts and literature.
Online calligraphy courses taught in English through tutorial videos, covering brush technique and kanji and kana writing from introductory through advanced levels.
Official statistics and charts showing JLPT applicant numbers, demographics, and reasons for taking the test from 1984 to 2025. For learners considering or preparing for the JLPT.
Learn japanese grammar with 300 free topics (N5–N1) — key rules, correct vs. incorrect examples and common mistakes for every topic.
Detailed guide to the Japanese particle は (wa), covering its three core uses as a topic marker, contrast marker, and emphatic particle.
A lesson on Japanese demonstrative pronouns (kore, sore, are, dore) and their usage based on distance and context, with examples for shopping and daily conversation. Suitable for beginners preparing for JLPT N5.
Blog of a Tokyo Japanese language school offering articles on grammar, pronunciation, dialects, culture, and practical Japanese for learners at various levels, including those preparing for JLPT or business.
Guide to learning Japanese through visual novels, covering setup with Textractor and Yomitan for text extraction and dictionary lookup, and recommendations for finding appropriate visual novels to read.
Explains how to form basic questions in Japanese using the particle か, covering question words like who, what, when, where, why and how, with many example sentences and grammatical patterns for beginner learners.
Explains how the particle が marks objects of stative verbs and adjectives in Japanese, contrasting with を and covering possession, perception, and necessity for intermediate learners.
An interactive katakana quiz where learners type romaji to practice recognizing and reading katakana characters, with adjustable difficulty levels covering basic kana, voiced sounds, and combinations.
Resource list for N2-level Japanese readers featuring graded texts, news articles, fairy tales, manga and novels with furigana and vocabulary support, plus book reviews and links to learner-written content.
A directory of 19 online resources for advanced Japanese reading, including graded readers, digital libraries, audio materials, and literary collections selected for learners.
Guide to 23 Japanese TV shows suited for language learners, with recommendations by level and explanations of how each show builds listening skills and cultural understanding.
Pricing and course overview page for Rocket Japanese, an online course teaching conversational Japanese from beginner to advanced levels aligned with JLPT N5 and N4 exams.
Japanese grammar can feel daunting at first — but it’s actually more consistent than English once you know
A vocabulary guide to common aikido terms and concepts used in training, with English translations and explanations of techniques, stances and philosophical principles.
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