Pages for learning Japanese about for children, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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FAQ page for Shinobi Japanese, an app that teaches Japanese through illustrated stories with furigana, tap-to-translate features, and spaced repetition review.
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.
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.
Article explaining Japanese urban legends such as Kuchisake-Onna and Kisaragi Station, their cultural significance, and how they differ from traditional yokai.
Platform connecting learners with private Japanese tutors for online lessons. Offers one-on-one instruction for beginner through advanced levels, including conversational practice, JLPT preparation, and business.
Online platform connecting learners with private Japanese tutors for customized live lessons.
Detailed grammar lesson explaining そばから, a pattern expressing frustration when one action is immediately undone by another in a repeating cycle.
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 guide to kendo terminology with Japanese words, kanji, and explanations of concepts kendoka encounter during training and practice. Serves learners interested in Japanese martial arts and the vocabulary used in kendo.
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.
A complete list of 3,427 JLPT N1 vocabulary words with kana readings and English meanings.
A worksheet for children learning to write the hiragana letter "a". Part of a series introducing the hiragana alphabet, one of the Japanese writing systems.
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.
Guide to Japanese culture, etiquette, and social norms for foreigners, covering dining rules, public behavior, bowing, and cultural differences to help newcomers adapt to life in Japan.
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.
Introduction to aikido for beginners covering how to join a dojo, class structure, safety, cost, and common Japanese terminology used in training.
A Japanese calligrapher on the calligraphy sets that actually work for children — water-writing kits for under-8s, real ink sets for 8+, and what to avoid.
Explains Nagoshi no Harae, the Japanese summer purification ritual where people walk through giant grass rings at shrines in late June, and describes the associated sweet Minazuki.
Guide to writing and understanding the kanji 力 (strength), covering its etymology, meanings in Japanese compounds, stroke technique for calligraphy, and appearance across classical script styles.
A directory of websites and online tools for studying Japanese, organized by subject and level. The site lists 32 vocabulary resources for beginners, including lessons, flashcards, games, and interactive tools.
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