Pages for learning Japanese about for children, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A curated collection of Japanese learning resources specifically for Arabic speakers, including grammar guides, kana training, voice translation apps, textbooks, and cultural reading material for beginners to.
Educational guide to Japanese calligraphy styles including kaisho, gyosho, sosho, and kana, with historical context and examples. Supports learners studying shodo through lessons and workshops.
Guide for self-taught Japanese learners covering motivation, writing systems, spaced repetition, and learning methods with recommendations for resources like podcasts and apps.
Guide to Japanese New Year traditions and celebrations for foreign residents and visitors, covering shrine visits, food, customs, and what services are open or closed during the holiday.
A blog about Japanese calligraphy for learners, with guides to equipment, kanji meanings, writing practice books, and techniques for grinding ink and practicing by hand.
Guide to Japanese calligraphy for left-handed practitioners, explaining why shodō is traditionally right-handed and offering practical techniques for left-handers to learn either right-handed or with their dominant hand.
Video lesson for intermediate learners on explaining injuries and illness, featuring Japanese health practices like kanpu-masatsu and aodake-fumi with photo explanations, downloadable scripts, and culture quizzes.
A grammar lesson explaining the uses of the Japanese pattern 〜よう (you), including how to express comparisons, appearance, and intention. Suitable for intermediate learners studying JLPT N4 level grammar.
A blog featuring Japanese literature translations, novel reviews, and grammar lessons for intermediate learners. Offers translated short stories, chapters from longer works, and analysis of Japanese grammar in context.
Detailed grammar lesson on two time expressions: すぐ(に) for doing something immediately or right after, and とたん(に) for the moment something happens.
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Guide to Shinto beliefs and proper etiquette for visiting Japanese shrines, including explanations of sacred spaces, purification rituals, and respectful behavior for travelers and learners.
Guide to Japanese workplace etiquette covering meeting seating, email hierarchy, business card exchange, and gift-giving customs.
A curated list of 26 Japanese films selected for language learners at all levels, with explanations of why each film supports learning through authentic dialogue, cultural context, and varied vocabulary.
The Japan Foundation's resource hub for Japanese-language teachers and educators abroad, offering teaching materials, training programs, grants, and professional development initiatives.
A guide to Japanese social customs and etiquette for travelers, covering greetings, public transportation, dining, hot springs, temples, and daily life. Helps visitors understand and respect cultural norms.
Review of Unko Kanji Drills, a set of six kanji practice books for Japanese elementary students using humorous example sentences to teach school-level kanji with readings and stroke order.
Profile of an experienced Japanese tutor offering online lessons for children and adults at all levels, with specializations in business Japanese, honorifics, and conversational practice.
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Detailed lesson on the advanced Japanese grammar pattern ～が最後, which expresses an irreversible point of no return with negative consequences.
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