Pages for learning Japanese about furigana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Vocabulary lesson for the JLPT N1 word shinchiku (new building), with romaji, English definitions, and five example sentences with furigana and translations.
Guide for beginners on how to start reading manga in Japanese, covering furigana, kanji coverage by reading level, and strategies for choosing appropriate first series.
Detailed study page for the kanji 本 covering meaning, readings, stroke order, common words, and example sentences for JLPT N5 learners.
Guide to creating custom vocabulary lists with furigana using Excel and the Gensen Web automatic terminology extraction tool. Helps intermediate learners identify and organize important words from Japanese texts.
NPO Tadoku Supporters provides a free library of graded readers for learners at all levels from absolute beginner to JLPT N2 and N1.
Guide to browser extensions that provide furigana and word definitions while hovering over Japanese text on websites. Helps learners read news, blogs and social media in Japanese.
Complete guide to learning all 46 hiragana characters with pronunciation tips, charts, dakuten and handakuten marks, and memorization techniques for beginners.
Archive of classical Japanese literary texts including works like Hojoki and Noh plays, with technical guides for reading and displaying Japanese characters on computers.
A podcast episode about Japanese bathing culture for upper beginners and intermediate learners, featuring a narrative about returning to Japan, comprehension questions, and detailed vocabulary explanations with audio.
A graded JLPT N3 reading story about Maria finding a blue scarf at a laundromat, with furigana, English translation, vocabulary list, grammar explanations and comprehension questions.
An article from Hiragana Times about the Pacific saury fish and its cultural significance in Japan, with Japanese text and furigana for intermediate learners. Includes vocabulary notes and an audio component.
Interactive Japanese reading stories with dialogues, quizzes, and narration organized by JLPT level, featuring practical scenarios like ordering food, traveling, and hospital visits.
Reviews and compares graded readers for Japanese learners, including Tadoku, White Rabbit Press, ASK, and Satori Reader, with practical guidance on choosing appropriate reading levels and the extensive reading method.
A curated list of Japanese books organized by reading level from Level 0 to Level 3, designed for learners to practice extensive reading without translation.
A graded N5 reading story about two children making giant soap bubbles in a park. The story contains 20 sentences with furigana, English translations, and links to related grammar lessons on particles, adjectives, and.
A directory of websites and online tools for learning Japanese, organized by skill level and topic including reading, listening, grammar, and vocabulary practice.
A free JLPT N3 reading story about a flatmate who leaves lights on, with furigana, English translation, vocabulary list, grammar explanations, and comprehension questions.
A vocabulary lesson page covering the JLPT N4 word saraigetsu (month after next), with definition, related kanji, example sentences with furigana and romaji, and links to broader JLPT study materials.
Free JLPT N5 reading practice with graded stories and articles, furigana, audio, and word lookup tools designed for learners at the earliest beginner level.
Complete JLPT N4 vocabulary list with all 700 words displayed with kanji, hiragana readings, romaji, and English translations for elementary-level learners preparing for the JLPT exam.
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