Pages for learning Japanese about culture, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to Japanese festivals for foreigners covering major matsuri by season, cultural significance, etiquette, what to wear and eat, and how to find festivals.
Overview of ten types of Japanese green tea, their history, health benefits, and characteristics. Suited for learners interested in Japanese culture and daily life.
Yu Language Academy Tokyo offers long-term Japanese language courses from 3 to 24 months in Shin-Okubo, with classes focused on verbal communication, cultural activities, and support for higher education and employment.
Guide to 17 Japanese greetings with romaji pronunciation, politeness levels, and cultural context for different situations. Covers universal, casual, formal, and business greetings for beginners.
A practical guide to Japanese social customs and etiquette for Tokyo visitors, covering greetings, temples, dining, public transport, and common mistakes tourists should avoid.
Emoji are lame. Welcome to the cool texting club.
Index of grammar and vocabulary lessons organized by topic, covering greetings, communication, Japanese culture, daily life situations, travel, and colloquial expressions.
A curated list of eight free Japanese reading websites organized by JLPT level from N5 beginners to N1 advanced learners, including graded readers, news sites, and classic literature with tips for building a daily.
Guide to ten ways to express good luck in Japanese, explaining the differences between similar phrases like ganbatte and ganbare, with real-life dialogue examples and cultural symbols associated with good fortune in.
Lesson on the Japanese word for cold (風邪) and related vocabulary, including kanji breakdown, grammar patterns, health-related terms, and cultural notes on how Japanese people discuss illness.
Search tool for Kanshudo's library of over 1000 Japanese grammar articles organized by JLPT level and usefulness, with flashcard creation and mastery tracking for learners of all levels.
Guide to Japanese New Year traditions and celebrations including shrine visits, special foods, gift-giving customs, and seasonal greetings. Suitable for learners wanting to understand Japanese cultural practices.
Guide to Japanese martial arts covering karate, aikido, and kendo with information on techniques, equipment, terminology, and cultural principles.
FAQ page for Gaku Happy Reading, a subscription platform offering reading materials, audio, and practice activities for Japanese learners from N5 to N1 levels.
Guide to installing and using Japanese keyboards on Windows, Mac, iPhone and Android devices, with keyboard shortcuts and typing practice resources for learners.
A guide comparing Japanese, Chinese, and Korean chopsticks covering their materials, sizes, uses, and cultural significance. Helps learners understand Japanese dining culture and etiquette.
Grammar lesson on using the particles も and しか with numbers to express "as many as" and "only" in Japanese, with example sentences, practice exercises, and common mistakes to avoid.
Discover Japan's Noh theater — the world's oldest surviving professional theater tradition. The history, the masks, Zeami's philosophy of beauty, the five-play program, and where to watch Noh across Japan.
A blog post comparing online and in-person Japanese language lessons, with guidance on choosing the best learning method based on goals, learning style, and lifestyle.
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