Pages for learning Japanese about food and cooking, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Thirty-four graded reading passages at JLPT N2 level on topics like culture, society, and science, each with furigana, audio, and comprehension quizzes for upper-intermediate learners.
Grammar lesson on the word chotto and how Japanese speakers use ambiguous expressions to soften requests and politely decline. Explains cultural context and provides example dialogues for learners.
Articles about Japanese culture and traditions with furigana annotations for reading practice.
It aims to foster an understanding of the customs and daily life of contemporal Japanese people and society.
The Japanese writing system consists of two types of characters: the syllabic kana — hiragana (平仮名) and katakana (片仮名) — and kanji (漢字), the adopted Chinese characters.
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.
A curated directory of over 40 websites and online tools for learning Japanese, organized by skill level and topic including culture, society, conversation, and travel resources.
An intermediate Japanese reading passage about calling a restaurant when running late for a reservation, with vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, comprehension questions, and English translation.
An article from Hiragana Times exploring the Japanese saying "Hara hachibunme ni isha irazu" (eating until eight-tenths full keeps the doctor away), examining its meaning, cultural significance, and usage in.
Guide to Japanese noise etiquette, quiet hours regulations, and apartment living customs for foreigners.
A guide to 19 beautiful Japanese words and phrases with their meanings and cultural significance, exploring concepts like ikigai, wabi sabi, and ichi go ichi e for learners interested in understanding Japanese culture.
Guide to major Japanese festivals throughout the year, with descriptions of traditions, locations, and dates. Helps learners understand Japanese culture and plan visits to significant cultural events.
Official travel guide to Fukui Prefecture covering attractions, temples, traditional crafts, cuisine, and cultural experiences.
Collection of Japanese dessert recipes including traditional sweets like mochi, dorayaki, and dango alongside contemporary treats like matcha cheesecake and ice cream.
Guide to the Asagaya Tanabata Festival in Tokyo, with information about the event's 70-year history, papier-mâché decorations, and festival traditions. Useful for learners interested in Japanese festivals and culture.
Guide to saying thank you in Japanese with multiple expressions from casual to formal, explaining when to use each phrase based on social relationships and context.
Travel guides to popular Japan destinations with practical sightseeing information, transport comparisons, and useful Japanese phrases for tourists.
A detailed guide to the kanji 和 (harmony) covering its etymology, cultural significance in Japan, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, and appearances across calligraphy styles.
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?
A detailed grammar lesson explaining the causative-passive form in Japanese with conjugation rules, sentence patterns, and example sentences for intermediate learners preparing for JLPT N3.
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