Pages for learning Japanese about for children, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A detailed lesson on the word 今 (ima) and its various uses in Japanese, covering meanings from "now" to "these days" with both formal and casual example sentences.
Daily Japanese news stories from NHK rewritten at beginner level with English translation, short sentences, and explanations of proper nouns. Updated every morning and free to access.
An explanation of the Momotaro folktale, one of Japan's most beloved legends about a boy born from a peach who defeats demons with animal companions.
Easy Japanese news stories on current events, with furigana and bilingual English translations. Designed for N3-N5 level learners to practice reading comprehension with authentic content.
Many people in and out of Japan are convinced that there is no racism in Japan. We spoke with Medama-sensei, the monk of youtube who's shining a light on the dirty, (not so) hidden racism of Japan.
A 2.5-hour immersive Japanese crash course for children ages 6 to 15 in Tokyo that combines classroom instruction with walking tours and real-world practice at landmarks and shops.
Activities, printables, and recipes for children learning about Japanese culture, traditions, and food, designed for home and classroom use.
Explains the three Japanese verbs for giving and receiving (ageru, kureru, morau) with clear formation rules, directional nuance based on speaker perspective, and examples. For JLPT N4 learners.
TCJ is a Japanese language school offering group and private lessons for working professionals and residents in Japan, with classes at all levels, JLPT preparation seminars, and both in-person and online instruction.
Portal site for foreign residents in Tokyo offering plain Japanese lessons, community-based language education, and practical information about living in Japan, with support resources and cultural exchange programs.
Step-by-step instructions for traditional Japanese origami models including cranes, boats, and flowers, with information about the history and cultural significance of the art form.
Article explaining Japanese urban legends such as Kuchisake-Onna and Kisaragi Station, their cultural significance, and how they differ from traditional yokai.
A storytelling and craft session at the Japan Foundation Sydney Library for children aged 4 and up who understand spoken Japanese, featuring Japanese picture books and cultural themes.
Guide to major types of Japanese yokai with origin stories, meanings, and cultural context. Suitable for learners interested in Japanese folklore and cultural traditions.
A beginner-level news story about children making scarecrows in Hokkaido, presented in easy Japanese with furigana, English translation, and native audio for listening practice.
A complete list of 3,427 JLPT N1 vocabulary words with kana readings and English meanings.
Month-by-month guide to Japan's seasonal foods and the concept of shun, with cultural traditions and practical tips for foreigners learning about Japanese food culture.
Directory of graded reader collections for Japanese learners created by teachers and learner groups worldwide, with free access to most materials ranging from absolute beginner to advanced levels.
Detailed explanation of the particle combination では (de wa) and related abbreviation じゃ (ja), covering their functions and usage patterns with numerous examples.
Provides hiragana reading practice using Japanese folktales with furigana. Designed for beginners to develop reading fluency without focusing on grammar or vocabulary comprehension.
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