Pages for learning Japanese about food and cooking, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Graded Japanese blog featuring short, easy-to-read posts about daily life and Japanese culture written for starter, beginner, and intermediate learners, with furigana, English translations, and discussion questions.
The Japanese Page offers free lessons, podcasts, graded readers, and interactive stories with audio for learning Japanese from beginner to intermediate levels, covering grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and cultural topics.
A collection of 116 essential Japanese phrases for tourists covering greetings, airport interactions, directions, transportation, hotels, eating, and shopping. Provides romaji, hiragana, and kanji for each phrase.
A guide to 50 essential Japanese travel phrases organized by practical situations including greetings, transportation, dining, shopping, hotels, and emergencies.
Teaches the grammar pattern 〜のが上手／下手 for saying you are good or bad at something, covering noun and verb forms, particle usage, な-adjective inflection, and social conventions around the words.
A guide to essential Japanese manners and etiquette for foreigners, covering bowing, shoe removal, dining rules, public transportation, onsen etiquette, and business customs.
A vocabulary list of 102 Japanese drink words with romaji and English translations, covering teas, coffees, soft drinks, juices, and alcoholic beverages. Suitable for beginners learning to order drinks in Japan.
Guide to 20 Japanese ramen words and phrases for travelers, covering broth types, noodle textures, toppings, and ordering expressions needed at ramen shops in Japan.
Teaches typical questions Japanese people ask visitors and appropriate responses, with polite and casual variations. Useful for travelers and language learners preparing for social interactions in Japan.
Guide to the meanings and origins of popular Japanese food names including sushi, tempura, and ramen, with vocabulary, pronunciation, and cultural context for learners at all levels.
Collection of 14 lessons on Japanese culture and etiquette covering travel, daily life, schools, homes, and traditions.
Guide to Japanese grammar particles and expressions used to indicate amounts and limitations, with examples of だけ, のみ, しか, and ばかり for learners at all levels.
Guide to Japanese bento culture covering history, types, and essential vocabulary with kanji and practical ordering phrases for learners.
Reviews of Japanese dictionaries for learners, curated by the creator of Jisho.org, covering general and specialized dictionaries, dictionary apps, and how to use multiple dictionaries together in study routines.
Structured kanji course teaching 512 characters with stroke order, on'yomi and kun'yomi readings, visual mnemonics, and example vocabulary for JLPT N5 through N3 preparation.
Guide to the Japanese grammar pattern ～てみる, which expresses trying something out or giving something a try. Includes conjugation rules, example sentences, cultural context, and distinctions from similar patterns.
It aims to foster an understanding of the customs and daily life of contemporal Japanese people and society.
The te-form is the most useful Japanese conjugation. Complete guide covers every te-form rule for Group 1, 2 & 3 verbs with a clear chart, examples, and a quiz.
You walk into a Japanese bakery and see a sign that reads ふわふわのパン. You know the word パン means bread, but what is ふわふわ?
Guide to using ～より and ～のほうが for making comparisons in Japanese, with example sentences covering preferences, giving advice with ほうがいい, and asking comparison questions.
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