Pages for learning Japanese about culture, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Video lesson for intermediate learners on asking directions at train stations. Includes basic and advanced skits, key phrases with grammar explanations, vocabulary development, and cultural content about Japanese travel.
A beginner's guide to starting aikido at a dojo in Amsterdam, covering what to expect in the first lesson, preparation, class structure, and etiquette for students new to the martial art.
Publisher of graded readers and Japanese learning books designed for beginners and early learners, offering free and paid materials to help students build reading skills through engaging content.
Article explaining kitsune fox folklore, Inari shrine traditions, mask symbolism and legendary fox stories for learners interested in Japanese culture and mythology.
A curated portal that indexes websites, apps, and online tools for learning Japanese, with sections organized by skill area including listening and culture topics.
A curated list of 50 kanji characters with pronunciations and meanings suitable for brand naming, helping learners recognize and understand kanji in a practical cultural context.
Translations of classical waka poetry from the 8th to 13th centuries with original prose prefaces and visual expressions. Suited for advanced learners studying Japanese literature and poetic traditions.
An essay on hanami (cherry blossom viewing) explaining its 1,300-year history, cultural significance, and connection to Japanese poetry and calligraphy, suitable for learners interested in understanding Japanese.
Guide to Buddhist temple etiquette and customs for first-time visitors to Japan, covering entrance rituals, behavior, photography rules, and practical information about temple visits.
Internships at the EU-Japan Centre : In Tokyo office: The internship offer at Tokyo office is currently suspended. Information regarding its reopening will be announced in due course.
A detailed article on the history, types, and evolution of the naginata Japanese polearm from the Heian period to the Edo period, including its role in warfare and as a martial art for samurai women.
An article from Hiragana Times about the Pacific saury fish and its cultural significance in Japan, with Japanese text and furigana for intermediate learners. Includes vocabulary notes and an audio component.
Satori Reader offers Japanese learning through culturally relevant stories with audio, translations, and annotations, created by a dedicated team for learners at all levels.
An encyclopedia of Japanese yokai and supernatural beings organized by name, type, place, and theme, with illustrated entries explaining their origins and significance in folklore.
Once ruled by the wealthy Kaga clan, the area became a thriving center for Japanese fine arts, including ceramics and lacquerware in the 17th century, and it remains one of the country’s most important artistic hubs.
An introductory aikido course for complete beginners covering safe falling, basic techniques, and Japanese dojo culture. The six-week program includes a uniform and meets Wednesday evenings.
Guides to understanding Japanese sake for learners and enthusiasts, covering production methods, label reading, terminology, and purchasing information in accessible language.
Kendo vocabulary guide teaching essential Japanese terms and counting for kendo practitioners, with pronunciation guidance for beginners learning the art.
An introductory guide to yokai, Japanese supernatural beings and folklore spirits, explaining their origins, types, and cultural significance for learners new to Japanese culture.
Video lesson for mid-level learners featuring Harajuku fashion and asking permission, with downloadable scripts, manga, and grammar explanations.
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