Pages for learning Japanese about food and cooking, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Reviews of in-person Japanese lessons in Vancouver offered by Haruka sensei, featuring student testimonials about conversational practice, JLPT preparation, and travel-focused learning through personalized classes.
Monthly curated list of new Japanese learning tools and resources including games, television shows, websites, and apps for learners at all levels.
Interactive vocabulary quiz with over 270 JLPT N5 beginner words organized by category (nouns, adjectives, verbs, food, body, time, family, places) with bidirectional practice and scoring.
LingQ is a language learning app that provides thousands of hours of Japanese audio and text content across various topics, with tools for vocabulary study using spaced repetition and the ability to import personal.
A guide to essential Japanese phrases for tourists covering greetings, transportation, hotels, restaurants, shopping, and emergencies. Each phrase includes Japanese script, romaji, and English translation for beginners.
A collection of Japanese vegetable recipes with instructions and video demonstrations, including traditional dishes like gomaae, kabocha nimono, and okonomiyaki.
Italian sake is dry, easy-drinking, with refreshingly high acid for food pairing, reminiscent of starchy risotto with a sake accent.
A vocabulary and kanji lesson from Minna no Nihongo covering food ordering and related everyday activities, with practice exercises and JLPT N5 listening quizzes for beginner learners.
Guide to Japanese etiquette and social customs for travelers, covering shoes, bowing, chopsticks, dining, and public behavior. Helps visitors understand cultural values and avoid causing offense.
Complete JLPT N4 vocabulary reference with 692 words organized across 20 themes, including readings, meanings, and word types. Provides free PDF download and adaptive practice for N4 exam preparation.
A two-week autumn study trip in Tokyo and Nikko combining beginner Japanese lessons with cultural activities including tea ceremony, taiko drumming, and traditional festivals.
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.
Detailed guide to keiseimoji (形声文字), the most common kanji type, explaining how semantic and phonetic components work together.
Detailed explanation of the だの particle and its use as a parallel marker to list examples of things the speaker complains about or dismisses.
Archive of articles about Japanese culture, history, customs, and travel covering topics like gift-giving etiquette, onsen traditions, Tokyo and Kyoto guides, and Japanese society.
Guide to Japanese language schools in Hokkaido, featuring Sapporo institutions offering courses from beginner to advanced levels, with information on immersive learning environments, cultural experiences, and student.
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.
Lesson on Japanese phrases and vocabulary for ordering at fast food restaurants, including greetings, menu questions, size and drink selections, and counter words. Suitable for beginners planning to eat out in Japan.
Travel guide for the city of Kyoto, Japan.
Guide to Japanese cultural experiences at shrines and temples, including omikuji fortune slips, goshuin sacred stamps, and traditional customs, with walking routes through Tokyo for travelers.
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