Pages for learning Japanese about furigana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A vocabulary lesson for the JLPT N2 word 寺院 (ji'in, Buddhist temple), with definition, related kanji, similar words, and four example sentences with furigana and English translations.
Detailed study page for the kanji 議 (gi, deliberation) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences. Designed for JLPT N3 learners.
Mobile app for learning Japanese through interactive stories with line-by-line audio, vocabulary tools, and quizzes. Free tier available with paid options for expanded content.
A conversational dialogue between two characters discussing the challenges of learning Japanese counter words, with furigana and vocabulary support for beginner learners.
A short N5 story about a family sharing dinner during a power outage, with 20 sentences offering practice in polite present forms, adjectives, counters, and accessible grammar patterns like ので and ことができません.
A 20-sentence N5 graded story about a boy and his father flying a kite, with furigana, English translations, vocabulary notes, and related grammar lessons.
Free listening practice episodes for JLPT N5 learners featuring short conversations on everyday topics like train travel and Japan's rainy season, with slow clear speech, English subtitles, and furigana.
A directory of websites and online tools for studying Japanese, with sections organized by skill level and learning type including reading practice, listening, grammar, and vocabulary resources.
Free graded Japanese stories with furigana and romaji at beginner to JLPT N3 levels. Learners read traditional tales and contemporary short passages while building reading skills.
Furigana explained: what the small kana printed above kanji actually do, why they're a beginner's best friend for reading, and when to start relying on them less.
Detailed study page for the kanji 学 (gaku, manabu) covering meaning, readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences for JLPT N5 learners.
Collection of free interactive tools for Japanese learners including a hanko stamp generator, kanji browser, verb conjugator, JLPT flashcards, and travel phrases. Serves learners of all levels.
Explore 10,800+ Japanese vocabulary words across JLPT N5, N4, N3, N2, N1 and JFT-Basic. Interactive folder library with furigana, romaji, English meanings, audio, and study sets.
Study guide for JLPT N4 with full-length mock tests, searchable lists of 300+ kanji and 1,500+ vocabulary words, grammar patterns, and practice quizzes.
Guide explaining how kanji radicals work as building blocks to help learners memorize and understand kanji characters more easily. Covers radical types, positions, variants, and memory techniques for beginners.
Explains 象形文字 (pictographic kanji) that represent concrete things, showing how modern kanji evolved from oracle bone and seal script forms. Suitable for learners studying kanji origins and classification.
Collection of over 100 Japanese stories with furigana, vocabulary support, and JLPT level ratings spanning beginner to advanced.
A free JLPT N3 graded reading story about a man confused by three identical blue umbrellas at a supermarket.
Explains the historical and linguistic reasons why Japanese particles は, へ, and を are pronounced differently from their kana readings, tracing pronunciation changes over centuries and the post-World War 2 language.
Explains shiji-moji, a category of kanji that visually represent abstract ideas and concepts, with examples like 一, 二, 三 and notes on historical exceptions.
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