Pages for learning Japanese about anime, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Explains when Japanese words are written with kanji versus kana, including exceptions and special cases like gikun and ateji readings, for learners building understanding of writing conventions.
Article explaining the differences between Nekomata and Bakeneko, two types of supernatural cats in Japanese folklore, with historical context from mountain legends to Edo-period art and modern depictions.
Free vocabulary list for JLPT N2 containing 4,893 Japanese words with readings, meanings, and associated kanji for learners preparing for the N2 level exam.
Blog post introducing a Chrome and Edge browser extension that displays word definitions from Japanese subtitles while watching Netflix anime and YouTube videos, including verb conjugation information and optional.
Blog articles about learning Japanese through television, bands, and websites, covering topics like honorifics, counters, and months. Suitable for learners at all levels seeking engagement-based study approaches.
Interactive platform for learning Japanese through anime, manga, YouTube videos and books with integrated study tools.
Video lesson for intermediate learners about asking about rules, set in Tokyo's Akihabara district with annotated photos, downloadable scripts and grammar explanations.
Explains Japanese terminology for anime and animation types, including vocabulary like TV anime, OVA, and cel animation.
MyAnimeList page for Flying Witch, a manga series about a young witch living in rural Aomori Prefecture.
A guide to Kaihou Souko, a massive secondhand warehouse in Nara prefecture selling manga, anime, figures, retro games, and collectibles. Useful for learners traveling to Japan or interested in otaku culture.
Travel guide for the city of Kyoto, Japan.
A blog review of the anime Samurai Champloo that discusses its cultural and historical context, characters, and production while noting its accessibility for Japanese learners with relatively easy modern Japanese.
Explains the meaning of flowers sprouting from a character's head in manga and anime, connecting the visual symbol to Japanese expressions about being happy, carefree, or in love.
Guide to the Asagaya Tanabata Festival in Tokyo, with information about the event's 70-year history, papier-mâché decorations, and festival traditions. Useful for learners interested in Japanese festivals and culture.
An Anki deck with 2164 flashcards covering Japanese grammar and vocabulary based on Tae Kim's grammar guide and anime content, designed for learners using spaced repetition study methods.
A media platform offering travel guides, cultural articles, and information about destinations, dining, events, and attractions throughout Japan.
Setup guide for installing and configuring Yomitan, a browser-based dictionary tool for Japanese learning that integrates with Anki for vocabulary mining.
Interactive platform for learning Japanese with immersive reading of manga, anime, and YouTube videos, plus structured courses from hiragana through JLPT N1 with vocabulary flashcards, grammar guides, and kanji practice.
An introduction to traditional Japanese sweets (wagashi) covering common types, ingredients, and where to find them. Suitable for travelers and learners interested in Japanese food culture.
MyAnimeList entry for Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou, a completed manga series about two girls surviving in a post-apocalyptic world.
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