Pages for learning Japanese about for children, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A curated collection of new Japanese learning resources across multiple categories, including pitch accent training, listening practice with Pokémon videos, JLPT grammar lists, vocabulary apps, and business Japanese.
A directory of Japanese schools, learning apps, and study materials for children, with fee information and comparisons of teaching tools and textbooks.
Blog posts about Japanese society and culture with full furigana and English translations, suitable for beginner readers learning to connect written Japanese with spoken language.
Online course with 30 themed vocabulary lessons aligned with the Speed Master N5 textbook series. Covers essential words for JLPT N5 candidates through structured lessons and practice drills.
Download Dinolingo Kids Learn Languages by Dino Lingo Inc. on the App Store.
Oregon Ki Society location in Tigard offering Ki Aikido classes for adults and children six days a week, with instructors certified by Ki Society Headquarters in Japan.
Guide to twelve famous yokai from Japanese folklore with stories, characteristics, and cultural significance. Helps learners understand traditional supernatural beings that appear in modern Japanese media and culture.
An explanation of the classic Japanese folktale Urashima Taro, exploring its origins from the 8th century, symbolism, characters, and cultural significance in Japan.
Guide to learning Japanese through manga for beginners, covering common phrases, vocabulary, kanji recognition, and recommended starter series. Includes strategies for using manga as a learning tool.
Information about Aikido of Maine's dojo in Portland, including its philosophy as a practice space, facilities, and community.
Interactive guide to the hiragana character こ (ko) with pronunciation, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, origin from kanji, common words, and printable practice sheets for beginners.
A directory of 19 online resources for advanced Japanese reading, including graded readers, digital libraries, audio materials, and literary collections selected for learners.
Guide to 38 types of female yokai from Japanese folklore, describing their origins, mythological roles, and cultural significance. Useful for learners interested in Japanese supernatural beings and traditional stories.
Directory of Japanese language courses at schools worldwide, including general, intensive, business, test preparation, and specialty programs.
Student testimonials from learners who have practiced tadoku, or extensive reading, for over six months, showing improvements in reading speed, vocabulary, confidence, and enjoyment of Japanese texts.
Interview with Japanese ghost expert and translator Zack Davisson about yūrei, yokai folklore, and kaidan stories in Japanese culture and literature. Suited for learners interested in cultural and historical context.
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.
Biography of Morihei Ueshiba, founder of Aikido, covering his early life, martial arts training, spiritual development, and the founding of Aikido. Suitable for learners interested in Japanese martial arts and culture.
Article exploring how kimonos represented social hierarchy and cultural identity in Japanese history, focusing on Kyoto's role as the center of kimono tradition and textile arts from the Heian period through the Edo.
Grammar lessons from the Nihongo Sou Matome N3 textbook structured by week and day, with explanations, example sentences, and practice quizzes for JLPT N3 preparation.
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