Pages for learning Japanese about furigana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A vocabulary lesson for the word shukudai (homework) at JLPT N5 level, with definitions, example sentences with furigana and English translations, and related kanji.
Free tool that converts kanji to hiragana, katakana, or romaji, with options to display furigana above characters.
Study page for the kanji 会 (kai, au) meaning meet, covering onyomi and kunyomi readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and example sentences for JLPT N4 learners.
Graded readers aligned with the GENKI textbook series, comprising 46 titles for elementary learners with full color illustrations, furigana, and audio recordings.
Comparison of five furigana reader tools online, explaining what each tool does and how to choose based on reading goals. For learners seeking ways to read Japanese texts with pronunciation guides.
A curated directory of fourteen Japanese reading resources organized by annotation level, audio availability, and difficulty control.
Vocabulary lesson for the JLPT N3 word 会合 (kaigou), meaning meeting or assembly. Provides definition, related kanji, example sentences with furigana and romaji, and links to JLPT study materials.
Guide explaining when learners can start reading Japanese and how to choose appropriate material at each proficiency level, from kana mastery through advanced texts.
A learner's detailed retrospective of using Anki for Japanese study over one year, covering sentence mining, kanji learning strategies, and practical advice for building a sustainable study routine.
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Line-by-line breakdown of LiSA's "Gurenge" from Demon Slayer with Japanese lyrics, furigana, English translations, vocabulary notes, and audio recordings for learners who want to study through popular music.
A browser extension that turns web pages into Japanese learning material by providing pop-up definitions, kanji stroke order, audio pronunciation, and automatic Anki flashcard creation.
Guide to starting manga reading in Japanese for beginners with N5 grammar, explaining furigana, kanji coverage in dialogue, and strategies for choosing accessible series.
Detailed guide to learning hiragana with charts, explanations of dakuten and handakuten marks, yōon and sokuon combinations, and drawing practice. Designed for absolute beginners starting their Japanese studies.
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Online platform offering Japanese reading practice with furigana and romaji support, including free graded stories, textbook excerpts from Minna no Nihongo, and JLPT-level passages from N5 to N1 with audio and English.
Guide to tools and strategies for beginning Japanese readers, covering browser extensions, ebook devices, mobile apps, and visual novel tools to facilitate early reading through immersion with support technology.
A twenty-sentence N5 graded story about Haru's first bowling game, with furigana, English translations, and linked lessons on counters, adjectives, comparisons, and verb forms.
Explains the differences between hiragana and katakana, their distinct uses in Japanese, and which script to learn first. Suitable for beginners starting with the Japanese writing system.
Printable and interactive hiragana chart with all 46 basic characters, romaji, and audio pronunciation.
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