Pages for learning Japanese about food and cooking, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Travel guide for the city of Sapporo, Japan.
This bacon and vegetable soup is common in Japanese home cooking and a favorite of Japanese moms trying to get their kids to eat...
Collection of practical Japanese lessons covering everyday situations including shopping, dining, directions, phone calls, and self-introductions.
Collection of lessons on practical Japanese phrases for travelers, covering directions, hotels, restaurants, shopping, public transport, and airport situations with example dialogues and explanations.
Video lesson and photo explanation about hot springs and ryokan inns in Japan, designed for intermediate learners to practice language while learning cultural context. Includes downloadable materials and a culture quiz.
A collection of 98 free interactive articles at JLPT N5 level covering daily life, travel, and culture, each with furigana, audio, and instant word translation for beginner learners.
Thematic vocabulary lists for JLPT N5 covering essential words in categories like people, time, places, food, adjectives, and verbs. Each entry includes kanji, hiragana, romaji, and audio for beginner learners.
A searchable database of over 760 Japanese nouns organized by category and JLPT level, with audio pronunciation and example uses for learners preparing for the JLPT or building everyday vocabulary.
Chef Yuki Gomi offers online and in-person Japanese cooking classes covering sushi, ramen, curry, and traditional techniques. Suitable for beginners and those interested in Japanese food culture.
Article about Yamanba, a mountain yokai from Japanese folklore, exploring her origins, various legends, and dual nature as both terrifying monster and protective spirit.
Interview with successful manga writer Araki Joh about his career, creative process, and works like Sommelier and Bartender.
Guide to kaiseki ryori, traditional Japanese multi-course haute cuisine, explaining the structure of meals, typical dishes and cooking methods, and where to experience it.
Counters With Sino-Japanese Numbers II: ～名・羽・部・戸・発・軒・人前…
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.
Activities, printables, and recipes for children learning about Japanese culture, traditions, and food, designed for home and classroom use.
Design Festa is Japan's largest and craziest art festival. We interviewed an organizer at the heart of creative mania.
Guide to essential Japanese pantry ingredients including condiments, seasonings, and staples with explanations of how to use them in authentic Japanese cooking.
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.
Free collection of graded stories at four difficulty levels covering everyday Japanese life, travel, culture, and social situations. Designed to build reading confidence from absolute beginner through intermediate.
Video lessons with dramatic skits set in realistic Japanese contexts, covering grammar and conversation patterns for intermediate learners, with downloadable scripts, manga, and grammar explanations.
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