Pages for learning Japanese about culture, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Step-by-step guide to creating and delivering a Japanese self-introduction for beginners, covering essential vocabulary, grammar, cultural etiquette, and physical comportment when meeting Japanese people.
A directory page listing 26 websites and tools for studying kana, including writing practice generators, typing exercises, and interactive learning resources for all levels.
Michael is a designer at Tofugu. He grew up in Charlotte, NC and studied writing and film production at North Carolina School of the Arts.
Explains how Japanese jokes work, including sound-based puns called dajare and the manzai comedy format, with real examples in IPA and cultural context for learners.
An RPG game that teaches Japanese through an immersive adventure set in Japan, introducing hiragana, katakana, kanji, vocabulary and grammar points at beginner level.
Guide to the kanji 道 (way/path) covering its meaning in Japanese culture, etymology, stroke order, and appearance across five calligraphic styles. For learners studying kanji and calligraphy.
Guide for foreigners training martial arts in Japan covering major disciplines, finding dojos, costs, etiquette, visas, and practical tips for beginners and experienced practitioners.
An in-depth review of the Genki I textbook examining its teaching style, contents, grammar progressions, exercises, illustrations and suitability for different learners from absolute beginners to those preparing for.
All-in-one learning app covering hiragana, katakana, kanji, vocabulary, grammar, listening, and Japanese culture from beginner to advanced levels.
Video lesson from Erin's Challenge showing Japanese high school students taking cultural lessons in piano, kendo, and traditional dance, with photo explanations and downloadable materials for mid-level learners.
A curated list of 24 podcasts for learning Japanese at all levels, with guidance on how to use podcasts effectively for listening practice, vocabulary acquisition, and cultural immersion.
A Japanese language school in Tokyo offering intensive courses, conversation classes, JLPT preparation, and cultural programs for students from beginner to advanced levels, with both in-person and online options.
A curated list of over 20 free resources and online courses for learning Japanese, including Duolingo, JapanesePod101, NHK Easy Japanese, and grammar guides, with descriptions of what each resource offers and who it.
Guide to preparing for Japanese job interviews covering common questions, essential vocabulary, professional phrases, and etiquette tips for international job seekers and students in Japan.
A guide to 50 Japanese idioms built around body parts (eyes, hands, mouth, feet, head, belly), with literal meanings, figurative meanings, usage examples, and cultural context for learners.
Japanese Seal Art covers the history, techniques, and cultural significance of traditional Japanese seals including their artistic traditions, famous carvers, and the vermilion inks used in seal making.
A curated list of eleven websites for learning Japanese, organized by skill area including reading, listening, speaking, writing and grammar. Covers resources for learners from beginner to advanced levels.
Explains 16 Japanese words and phrases with deep cultural meanings, including wabi sabi, ikigai, and mono no aware, with examples of how they reflect Japanese aesthetics and values.
A grammar lesson explaining the te shimau pattern and its two main meanings: completing an action and expressing unintentional or regrettable actions.
An exploration of wa, the Japanese concept of harmony and balance that shapes relationships, etiquette, aesthetics, and society.
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