Pages for learning Japanese about furigana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Vocabulary entry for the N3-level word gakumon (scholarship, study, learning) with definition, related kanji, example sentences with furigana and romaji, and links to JLPT study materials.
A subscription service offering graded Japanese reading stories with furigana and audio support, JLPT practice passages, and textbook lessons with vocabulary review tools for learners from beginner level.
FAQ page for Shinobi Japanese, a learning app that teaches Japanese through illustrated stories with spaced-repetition review, covering Starter to JLPT N2 levels for learners of all abilities.
A collection of 233 JLPT N2 reading passages with furigana, vocabulary notes, and grammar explanations, organized by passage length and comprehension type to prepare learners for the N2 exam.
Study page for the JLPT N5 vocabulary word 開ける (to open), with reading, meaning, example sentence with furigana, and related kanji and words.
Guide for learning vocabulary and phrases to introduce your own country in Japanese, with links to resources like a world flags database and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website. Suitable for beginner learners.
A graded news story about giant salamanders at Kyoto Aquarium, written for beginners with furigana, English translation, and native audio. Part of a collection of easy Japanese stories.
An open-source desktop application that processes videos, anime, dramas, and audio with tokenized subtitles, instant dictionary lookups, automatic transcription, and Anki deck export for Japanese learners of all levels.
A graded N5 reading story about Ken identifying his father in an old photograph with his grandmother. The story includes furigana, English translations, and related grammar lessons for beginning learners.
Ten short Japanese stories with furigana, English translations, vocabulary lists, grammar notes and comprehension questions for JLPT N4 level.
Vocabulary entry for 歩く (aruku), a JLPT N5 word meaning "to walk," with reading, meaning, example sentence with furigana, kanji breakdown, and related words.
Bilingual Japanese news articles organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1, with marked vocabulary, furigana, and sentence-by-sentence translations for reading practice across all proficiency levels.
Breaking into Japanese Literature pairs full Japanese stories by classic authors with English translations, furigana, and a follow-along dictionary.
Meta discussion site for the Japanese Language Stack Exchange where learners, teachers, and linguists ask questions about site policies, grammar resources, tools, and learning methods.
Explains 会意文字 (kanji composed of multiple components) with examples like 森 (forest) and 休 (rest) that show how component meanings combine to create larger meanings.
Satori Reader offers 1650+ annotated story episodes across 43 series with customizable kanji and furigana display, contextual definitions, grammar explanations, and spaced-repetition review cards.
Simplified Japanese news articles with furigana and English translations for learners. The site covers cultural topics at JLPT N4 level and helps develop reading comprehension skills.
Free JLPT N5 short stories in Japanese, with kana, beginner kanji, furigana, and tap-to-translate support.
A curated directory of websites and tools for studying Japanese, organized by skill area including vocabulary, grammar, reading, and listening.
Explains the different types of kanji readings including on'yomi and kun'yomi, with examples of how a single kanji can have multiple readings and how rendaku and sokuonbin affect pronunciation.
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