Pages for learning Japanese about anime, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Kabuki returns to London for the first time in 17 years. For two performances only at Sadler's Wells, starring Ichikawa Somegorō VIII and Onoe Tatsunosuke III in their international debut.
Explains how Japanese jokes work, including sound-based puns called dajare and the manzai comedy format, with real examples in IPA and cultural context for learners.
Guide to accessing JLPT December 2025 results, including release dates, step-by-step instructions for checking scores online, and information specific to Indian test centers. Covers all proficiency levels from N5 to N1.
Search over a million Japanese sentences from anime, J-drama and YouTube with audio, screenshots and translations. Designed for learners doing sentence mining for vocabulary and listening practice.
Resource list page featuring websites for studying Japanese pronunciation in practical contexts, including anime and manga character speech patterns, regional dialects with video examples, and RhinoSpike for native.
Guide to 16 Japanese good-night expressions with romaji, formality levels, and cultural context for different situations. Covers polite, casual, workplace, and romantic forms for learners.
A blog post introducing a tool to extract vocabulary lists from anime episodes using subtitles, with JLPT level filtering, example sentences, and export options for Anki and Quizlet.
Explains the Japanese word genki (元気), covering its meanings as lively or healthy, grammatical uses as a na-adjective, common phrases, and anime character personality types.
Download スクール鬼ごっこ by MASAHIRO MIZUTANI on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like スクール鬼ごっこ.
Guide to preparing for Japanese job interviews covering common questions, essential vocabulary, professional phrases, and etiquette tips for international job seekers and students in Japan.
A travel blog post about discovering Japanese vending machines and products at Yamada Vending Company in Eugene, Oregon, with cultural observations and vocabulary learning opportunities for Japanese learners.
Japanese has more first-person pronouns than any other language. Learn your pronoun options and get out of that わたし rut.
Guide to three Japanese adjective forms: -sa for turning adjectives into nouns, -sou for expressing appearance or probability, and -me for softening statements.
A marketplace connecting learners with over 5000 online Japanese tutors for private lessons. Offers flexible scheduling and personalized instruction for students at all levels from beginner to advanced.
Guide comparing the difficult and easy aspects of learning Japanese, including kanji, grammar, pronunciation, and keigo, with practical tips for beginners.
Guide to learning Japanese through anime, covering which phrases and grammar transfer to real life, rough speech to avoid, and efficient study methods by proficiency level.
Detailed guide to the の particle in Japanese, covering its functions as an adjective marker, nominalizer, subject marker, and use in questions and assertions. Suitable for intermediate learners.
A directory listing beginner-level Japanese grammar learning resources including online courses, practice sites, and study tools from universities and educational organizations.
Guide to Japanese onomatopoeia distinguishing giongo (sound words) from gitaigo (state and feeling words), with examples from manga and anime, grammatical usage patterns, and a quiz for intermediate learners.
Guide to Japanese culture and traditions covering festivals, tea ceremonies, food customs, etiquette, and daily life practices written for visitors and learners seeking to understand how Japan actually works.
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