Pages for learning Japanese about food and cooking, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Collection of 94 Japanese survival phrases organized by situation such as greetings, shopping, dining, and directions. Written for travelers and beginner learners visiting Japan.
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.
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.
Detailed guide to keiseimoji (形声文字), the most common kanji type, explaining how semantic and phonetic components work together.
Guide comparing Japanese curry with Indian curry, covering history, flavor differences, ingredients, cooking methods, health aspects, and popular curry dishes served in Japan.
An N5-level article about Japanese summer foods written in easy Japanese with furigana, part of Bento Japanese's graded reader collection.
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.
Detailed lesson explaining the particle で, covering its use to indicate the location of an action and the method or means by which something is done, with numerous example sentences and comparisons to similar particles.
A collection of over 1,200 authentic Japanese home cooking recipes with step-by-step photos and videos.
Guide to ichiju sansai, the traditional Japanese meal formula of one soup and three dishes, explaining the four principles of balance, variety, harmony, and seasonality for home cooks learning about Japanese food.
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.
Collection of 14 lessons on Japanese culture and etiquette covering travel, daily life, schools, homes, and traditions.
Online vocabulary course based on the Nihongo Soumatome N3 textbook with week-by-day lessons and practice quizzes covering exam-level vocabulary for intermediate to advanced learners preparing for the JLPT.
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.
Complete sake glossary with 60+ terms. Seimaibuai, nihonshu-do, moromi, toji, kura, namazake, nigori — every sake term explained in plain English.
Organized vocabulary list for JLPT N5 covering numbers, occupations, places, animals, food, and other common topics with hiragana, katakana, romaji, and English meanings.
「日本の文化」「学生のとき」「飲むのが好き」 — の has far more functions than most learners expect.
い-adjectives are one type of adjective in Japanese. Their main function is to describe nouns, and they can take different ending to change their meaning.
An article explaining kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing broken ceramics with gold-dusted lacquer, exploring its history, cultural context, and connection to wabi-sabi and calligraphy aesthetics.
Overview of katakana's origins, uses, and role in modern Japanese culture, covering its development from Buddhist study notes, applications in foreign words and sound effects, and presence in global pop culture and.
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