Pages for learning Japanese about games, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Educational app for learning kanji characters through illustrated memory hints, audio, animation, and example sentences, with games to test retention.
Drawing practice tool for hiragana, katakana, kanji components and individual kanji characters with stroke-by-stroke guidance.
Interview with Japanese ghost expert and translator Zack Davisson about yūrei, yokai folklore, and kaidan stories in Japanese culture and literature. Suited for learners interested in cultural and historical context.
Easy Japanese news stories with kanji annotations and English translations for intermediate learners. Each article covers current events at N3-N5 level difficulty.
Mobile app teaching kanji through mnemonic pictures, animations, and example sentences with games to check understanding. Designed for elementary-level Japanese learners.
A blog covering self-directed Japanese study with posts on vocabulary, grammar, reading literature, podcasts, and learning resources for beginner through advanced learners.
Guide to the Japanese counter 面 (men) used for counting masks, surfaces, and things with surfaces. Explains pronunciation, usage patterns, and provides example sentences for learners of all levels.
Kanshudo Kanji Builder is an interactive game where learners build kanji from components to improve recognition and mastery.
Guide to choosing and using handwriting apps for learning to write kanji, hiragana and katakana with correct stroke order. Covers app features, practice methods and setup options for learners of all levels.
Kanji Drop is a puzzle game where falling kanji blocks combine to form words and characters. The app supports learners at all levels and integrates with Anki, WaniKani, and Koohii decks.
Mobile app teaching Japanese vocabulary, kanji, and kana through illustrated mini-games with five-minute daily sessions. Suitable for beginners and casual learners.
The International Aikido Federation website describes the organization's structure, history, and role in promoting aikido as a global martial art.
A collection of kanji teaching ideas for classroom use, including downloadable practice booklets, worksheets, and interactive games designed for Japanese language learners from beginner to advanced levels.
Mobile app for learning kanji through mnemonic pictures and games designed for elementary-level Japanese learners.
Database of over 800 JLPT grammar patterns from N5 to N1 with Japanese structures, romaji readings and usage notes. Learners can filter by level, save patterns and write example sentences for exam preparation.
Free online arcade game for learning hiragana, katakana, and basic Japanese vocabulary through timed matching gameplay with native pronunciation audio.
Information about a fall aikido seminar in Calgary featuring instructor Ryuji Shirakawa Shihan from Sendai, Japan, offering classes for children and adults.
Guide to expressing negation with nouns and adjectives in Japanese, covering conjugation rules for both na-adjectives and i-adjectives with examples and exceptions.
Ukiyo-e (浮世絵), or “pictures of the floating world,” refers to a genre of Japanese art that used woodblock printing to portray these pleasures.
A collection of 100 common Japanese phrases organized by context including greetings, basic conversation, transportation, restaurants, shopping, hotels, sightseeing, convenience stores, and emergencies.
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