Pages for learning Japanese about for children, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A portal that curates and organizes websites and online tools for learning Japanese, with 37 resources focused on speaking skills across beginner to advanced levels.
A guide to Japanese language playgroups and immersion activities for foreign children in Japan, covering community centers, bilingual programs, and strategies like singing, picture books, and cultural activities for.
Video lessons for children learning Japanese as a second language, featuring anime scenarios about school life and vocabulary instruction organized by topic, with interactive quizzes and practice in multiple languages.
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.
Guide to free and paid Japanese worksheets for children, sorted by whether they suit native speakers or beginners, with recommendations for specific sources and a ten-minute practice routine.
Online Japanese calligraphy courses taught by a certified instructor, offering model videos, practice assignments, and personalized corrections. Courses cover hiragana and kanji for beginners through advanced students.
Guide to learning aikido as a senior or adult beginner, explaining how the martial art develops balance, flexibility, and technique at individual pace in a non-competitive dojo environment.
Guide to creating a Japanese immersion environment at home through daily routines, watching anime and dramas, listening to music, reading news, and playing games.
Curated collection of reading materials for JLPT N4 level learners, including graded readers, blog articles, manga, fairy tales and picture books with links to free online resources and audio options.
Directory of Japanese language courses at schools worldwide, including general, intensive, business, test preparation, and specialty programs.
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A directory of 19 online resources for advanced Japanese reading, including graded readers, digital libraries, audio materials, and literary collections selected for learners.
A collection of articles explaining Japanese cultural concepts, traditional games, vocabulary, and folklore for learners.
Explains the rules and piece movements of shogi, or Japanese chess, for players new to the game. Covers board setup, how each piece moves, promotion, and dropping captured pieces.
Article presenting five enjoyable methods for learning Japanese including YouTube channels, video games, music, movies, and mobile apps, aimed at beginners seeking engaging study approaches.
Reviews and compares graded readers for Japanese learners, including Tadoku, White Rabbit Press, ASK, and Satori Reader, with practical guidance on choosing appropriate reading levels and the extensive reading method.
Guide to eight steps for learning natural conversational Japanese, covering omitting subjects, using particles correctly, giving verbs, and informal speech patterns.
Guide to what happens in a Japanese trial lesson, including what to expect, useful phrases to prepare with, common mistakes to avoid, and how teachers assess learner level during first lessons.
Curated list of 41 Japanese books for learners from JLPT N5 to N1, covering graded readers, contemporary novels, and advanced literature, with guidance on furigana, difficulty level, and where to find each title.
Guide to Japanese wordplay (kotoba asobi) covering homophones, puns, palindromes, and riddles with examples.
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