Pages for learning Japanese about free, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Web application for learning kanji, radicals, and vocabulary using spaced repetition and mnemonics to help learners progress from basic to advanced reading ability.
Multiple-choice vocabulary quizzes for each JLPT level, with a history for signed-in users.
All 302 JLPT grammar points from N5 to N1, each with its English meaning. 55 have a full explanation page with free reading practice.
The Japanese Page offers free lessons, podcasts, graded readers, and interactive stories with audio for learning Japanese from beginner to intermediate levels, covering grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and cultural topics.
Japanese language school in Tokyo and Yokohama with online courses for all levels. Offers intensive, part-time, JLPT preparation, business, and private lessons with conversation focus.
Vocabulary lists for Aozora Bunko books, with the words that matter most for each title.
JF Minato offers free and paid online Japanese courses at A1 through B2 levels with tutor support and self-study options, plus a community platform for learners to practice and make friends while discussing Japan.
Platform connecting learners with over 1200 Japanese teachers offering personalized online lessons for all levels, from beginners to advanced students preparing for JLPT and business proficiency.
The Japan Foundation provides Japanese language education programs, tests including JLPT and JFT-Basic, online courses through Minato e-learning, and curated learning materials for students worldwide.
Guide to Japanese sentence structure covering SOV word order, the copula です, verb placement and conjugation, particles, adjectives and question formation for beginner learners.
Learn vocabulary (with Kanji) and grammar with help from the either the Complete Guide or the Grammar Guide.
Detailed breakdown of Aimyon's song "愛の花" with full lyrics in Japanese and English, furigana, vocabulary notes, and audio files. Suitable for intermediate learners studying through contemporary music.
Learn the three types of Japanese keigo — teineigo, sonkeigo, and kenjougo — with practical workplace phrases, common mistakes to avoid, and study tips for foreigners living in Japan.
ISI Japanese Language School operates nine campuses across Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Nagano, offering long-term academic and career courses, short-term general courses, and private lessons for students from over 100.
A free bilingual podcast featuring unscripted English-Japanese conversations about current news topics.
Free daily Japanese word-guessing game with vocabulary organized by JLPT level (N5, N1). Players type romaji without needing a Japanese keyboard and receive color-coded feedback to help identify hidden words.
A flashcard deck of 159 kanji for JLPT N4 learners who have completed N5. Each card includes the kanji, English meaning, readings, and example sentences with translations.
A guide to 18 Japanese tongue twisters with hiragana, English translations, and explanations of difficult sounds and kanji. Learners practice pronunciation and discover vocabulary for foods, animals, and common words.
A graded reading story for JLPT N3 learners about a coworker navigating keigo in a workplace setting. Includes furigana, English translation, vocabulary list, grammar explanations, and comprehension questions.
Digital bundles of Japanese graded readers featuring classic folktales with full furigana, English translations, vocabulary notes, and native audio.
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