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Guide to the へ particle explaining its use as a direction marker, how it differs from に, common verbs that pair with it, and abstract uses. Covers pronunciation, examples, and typical learner mistakes.
Free self-study course from Japan Foundation covering beginner Japanese through everyday communication and basic literacy, with integrated listening, speaking, reading and writing practice.
App for iOS, iPadOS and macOS that helps learners read native Japanese texts with word and kanji lookup, furigana display, progress tracking, and optional flashcard creation.
A free ten-question diagnostic test that estimates a learner's JLPT level from N5 to N1 in about two minutes. The page also explains what each JLPT level means, how sectional pass marks work, and which level to aim for.
Free JLPT practice materials for all levels, including kanji, vocabulary, grammar, and listening exercises with answer keys. Offers downloadable PDFs and test answers for exam preparation.
Guide to installing and configuring Japanese fonts like Meiryo in web browsers for improved display of kanji and kana on Windows systems.
A guide to the ～ている verb form that expresses ongoing actions and current states, with step-by-step formation rules, real-life examples, and practice exercises for beginners.
Coto Academy offers full-time intensive Japanese courses in Tokyo and Yokohama for all levels, with classes five days a week covering reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, vocabulary and kanji.
A guide to learning the hiragana character さ (sa) with pronunciation, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, etymological origin, common words, and a printable practice sheet. For beginners learning Japanese writing.
Guide explaining how many kanji exist, how many learners need to know, and how many are required at each JLPT level. Includes frequency breakdowns and links to kanji lists for all proficiency levels.
Explains the three Japanese character systems, hiragana, katakana, and kanji, their uses, purposes, and how they function together in Japanese writing. Designed for beginners starting their Japanese studies.
Download Akiba Run Away. by MASAHIRO MIZUTANI on the App Store.
A realistic method for learning kanji without burning out: learn them in words not isolation, use radicals and spaced repetition, and how many you actually need to read Japanese.
A curated guide comparing ten kanji study tools and textbooks, organized by learning approach and platform. Helps learners choose between managed sequences, free mnemonics, handwriting apps, and book methods.
Study page for the kanji 時 (time) with stroke order animation, meanings, readings, example sentences, and related characters for JLPT N5 learners.
Dictionary entry for the kanji 森 (forest) with stroke order, readings, common words, and related study lists. Provides lookup and writing practice for JLPT N4 learners.
Detailed grammar guide explaining Japanese sentence structure, particles, and common misconceptions like the subject-verb-object myth. Suitable for beginners learning fundamental grammar concepts.
Eleven illustrated Japanese stories at JLPT N3 level, ranging from 800 to 1,000 characters with full English translations on every page.
Time Counters I: ～日・週間・ヶ月・年 In Lesson 44, we learned ho…
Free downloadable JLPT N4 practice test with full sections covering vocabulary, grammar, reading, and listening with audio files and answer key.
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