Pages for learning Japanese about food and cooking, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Grammar lesson on ～かたわら, used to express a secondary activity alongside a primary role or occupation. Provides sentence patterns, example sentences, and detailed explanations for intermediate learners.
A beginner's guide to kabuki that explains the art form's history, types of performances, stage mechanics, and practical advice for attending a live kabuki show in Japan.
Explains the Japanese honorific prefixes お and ご, when to use each, exceptions, and how they change word meanings or nuance. Designed for beginning Japanese learners.
Official guide to Japanese cultural institutions, museums, and heritage sites across Japan.
Explains Japanese convenience stores (konbini) and their cultural significance, covering food quality, services, customer service practices, and their role in Japanese daily life and society.
A guide to using Japanese convenience stores, covering food options, services, payment methods, and basic useful phrases for travelers.
Explains the N5 grammar particle だけ (dake) with meanings including "only" and "as much as", providing example sentences, vocabulary lists, and downloadable flashcards for JLPT preparation.
Travel guide for Sendai, the largest city in the Tohoku Region.
Lesson on the Japanese grammar pattern について (ni tsuite) for JLPT N3, with meaning, usage notes, and nine example sentences with English translations and romaji readings.
Vocabulary lists and study materials organized by JLPT level, including common words, verbs, conjunctions, and phrases for learners from beginner to advanced.
A flashcard platform offering curated Anki decks for Japanese vocabulary at JLPT N5, N4, and N3 levels, with native audio and contextual sentences. Learners download decks to study with Anki's spaced repetition system.
Structured JLPT N5 vocabulary course organizing 727 words into ten topical lessons with kanji, romaji, English meanings and practice quizzes. Designed for self-learners and exam candidates preparing for the N5 test.
If you've been learning Japanese, you already know basic numbers. But knowing numbers isn't enough!
A collection of over 2000 free printable flashcards for Japanese vocabulary organized by topic, available in hiragana, katakana, and kanji with optional audio.
Detailed grammar lesson on the pattern ～といっても, used to qualify statements by adding realistic limitations or modest corrections.
Archive page of blog articles about Japanese listening skills, featuring guides on learning from anime, j-dramas, YouTube videos, and real-life situations like train announcements and restaurant ordering.
A blog post comparing the nuances between oishii and umai, two Japanese words for tasty food, explaining differences in politeness levels and appropriate contexts for each word.
A thematic vocabulary chart of around 150 essential Japanese words for visitors, organized by practical situations like greetings, transportation, dining, and emergencies, with kana, romaji, meanings, and audio.
Guide to Japanese ta-form, the plain past tense, with conjugation rules for different verb types, usage patterns in casual conversation, and common grammar structures.
A guide to the hanami cherry blossom viewing tradition in Japan, covering its history from the Nara period, how to celebrate it, timing and seasonal etiquette, and popular viewing locations across Japan.
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