Pages for learning Japanese about calligraphy, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Marketplace connecting learners with Japanese tutors offering fundamental and conversational lessons online starting from $9 per hour. Serves beginners through advanced students seeking private instruction.
Guide to the fire kanji (火) covering its pictographic origin, meanings across Japanese contexts, stroke-by-stroke writing instruction, and appearance in five calligraphic styles.
A guide to understanding the structure and seals of Japanese calligraphy hanging scrolls, explaining how to read them, what the red vermillion marks mean, and how to care for them.
Information about monthly SHODO Japanese calligraphy workshops in Bad Säckingen, Germany, open to beginners through advanced learners.
Remembers Doshu Kenjiro Yoshigasaki, an aikido master who taught Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido across Europe for over forty years.
Online calligraphy lessons taught in English with live instructor feedback via Zoom, designed for learners of all Japanese language levels who want to study traditional brush writing and character formation.
Article about ikebana, the traditional Japanese art of flower arranging, covering its history, philosophy, spiritual roots, and major styles including nageire, moribana, and freestyle approaches.
Guide to Japanese sake types, brewing methods, tasting techniques, food pairings, and drinking etiquette for learners interested in Japanese culture and traditions.
A structured kanji workbook series for JLPT N5 and N4 learners that teaches 100 essential kanji through progressive stroke-by-stroke instruction paired with vocabulary.
A guide to understanding and navigating silence in Japanese conversations, covering cultural context, techniques like aizuchi and filler words, vocabulary with kanji and romaji, usage scenarios, and practice exercises.
Explains how Japanese is written vertically and horizontally, with examples from manga and light novels showing traditional tategaki and modern yokogaki writing systems.
A book introducing Shodo (Japanese calligraphy) covering its history, philosophy, basic brushstrokes through complete kanji, and practical guidance on materials and technique for learners interested in this traditional.
Guide to the Japanese tea ceremony covering its history, philosophy, schools, equipment, and ritual steps. Helps learners understand this classical art as part of Japanese culture.
A blog post about traveling in Japan as an English speaker, discussing what language skills help in different settings from major tourist attractions to small towns and specialty experiences.
A reference guide to kigo (season words) used in haiku poetry, organized by season and category with placement within each season.
Video lesson and photo explanations for intermediate learners about Japanese high school classes and school life, with downloadable scripts and cultural notes.
Guide to Shinto beliefs and proper etiquette for visiting Japanese shrines, including explanations of sacred spaces, purification rituals, and respectful behavior for travelers and learners.
A guide to kanji handwriting practice that explains stroke order conventions, proposes a recall-first practice loop, and discusses how writing supports different learning goals.
Book on Aikido principles and techniques by Kenjiro Yoshigasaki, covering Ki basics, self-defense applications, weapons work, and dojo practice for students of Japanese martial arts.
Shodo calligraphy workshops in Germany for beginners through advanced students. Learn Japanese calligraphy and mindfulness through guided practice with brush and ink.
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