Pages for learning Japanese about for children, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Tofugu's awards for the best Japanese learning resources of 2017, featuring top picks across categories including shows, books, websites, apps, and games for learners of various levels.
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Guide to Japanese tea types including matcha, sencha, gyokuro and hojicha, with information on their characteristics, history and proper preparation methods for learners interested in Japanese culture.
Ten lines from Demon Slayer's Giyu Tomioka in Japanese with romaji, English translations, and grammar analysis.
Interview with a veteran Japanese TV announcer about speaking beautiful Japanese, including advice on pronunciation, abdominal breathing, and delivering standard Japanese for learners.
Study guide for the N5 kanji 大 (large, big) with stroke order, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, related vocabulary, and eleven example sentences with English translations.
Collection of 346 graded Japanese short stories for learners, ranging from beginner to advanced levels, with furigana and instant word lookup tools.
Guide to Japan's 16 national holidays, their cultural meanings, and practical information for foreigners living in Japan. Covers Golden Week, Silver Week, and how the holiday system works.
Organized lists of Japanese nouns grouped by topic (time, transportation, directions, body parts, occupations, locations, family, colors, seasons, and proper nouns), with kanji, hiragana, romaji, and example sentences.
Collection of kanji study materials for JLPT N5 level learners, including kanji lists, practice exercises, and lessons covering the 100 basic characters required for the beginner exam.
Explains four popular methods for learning kanji with pros and cons for each approach, helping learners find a strategy that suits their learning style.
Detailed lesson explaining the particle で, covering its use to indicate the location of an action and the method or means by which something is done, with numerous example sentences and comparisons to similar particles.
Explains how to express wanting something or wanting someone to do something in Japanese using ほしい and related forms, with conjugation tables and example sentences for learners.
A grammar lesson explaining the advanced Japanese pattern ～てからというもの, which emphasizes a profound and continuous change after a specific trigger event.
Guide to Japanese books suitable for upper beginner readers, featuring picture books, manga and novels with annotations for learners and links to reading communities.
Explains six ways to express intentions in Japanese, comparing nuances between constructions like ～ようと思う, ～たいと思う, つもり, and 予定. Designed for intermediate learners.
An introductory guide to kanji that explains why learners should study them and demonstrates how to memorize basic characters using visual patterns and memory tricks.
Guide to Japanese writing systems covering romaji, hiragana, katakana, and kanji with charts, explanations of when each is used, and learning advice for beginners.
Grammar guide covering command forms, causative and passive verbs, and ways to request actions from others. Suitable for intermediate learners moving beyond basic verb conjugation.
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