Pages for learning Japanese about hiragana, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Directory of iOS applications for studying Japanese kana, kanji, vocabulary and reading, with descriptions and difficulty levels for each app.
Study materials for the Genki textbook with stroke order videos, drag-and-drop exercises, worksheets, and flashcards for hiragana, katakana, kanji, and vocabulary.
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.
App teaching katakana through mnemonic pictures, animations and sound, with quizzes and a reference chart. Designed for complete beginners and those learning Japanese characters.
An iOS app that teaches hiragana through mnemonic pictures and animations, with four types of quizzes to test recognition and listening skills. Designed for beginners learning Japanese writing.
Landing page for Nihongo Master's mobile apps, featuring a hiragana and katakana coach with stroke practice and a 190,000-word offline dictionary for learners at all levels.
Eight-question quiz testing knowledge of the Japanese particles で and に, with explanations and links to a detailed grammar review. For beginners and intermediate learners.
Hiragana Times is a bilingual Japanese-English magazine published since 1986, offering 12 issues yearly with audio, graded reading material, and monthly live speaking sessions for learners.
Emily is a writer and translator with a Master's in Linguistics and Cultural Studies from Nagoya University.
Interactive charts and drills for learning hiragana and katakana with stroke order, pronunciation audio, and practice exercises. Designed for beginners starting to read Japanese.
Archive page listing vocabulary lessons, beginner stories, and reading materials including hiragana readers, traditional tales, and J-pop vocabulary lessons for learners at beginner and intermediate levels.
Article about traditional Japanese minka folk houses, their design, and cultural significance, with parallel Japanese and English text including furigana for learners.
Collection of kanji study materials for JLPT N5 including lists of 80 to 130 essential kanji characters with readings, meanings, and related vocabulary words. Serves beginner learners preparing for the N5 level test.
Explains the JLPT N3 grammar point 〜最中に (saichuu ni), meaning "in the middle of" or "right in the midst of," with formation rules, example sentences, common mistakes, and related grammar patterns.
Detailed guide to Japanese demonstrative pronouns (kosoado words) with focus on advanced uses when referring to things that cannot be physically seen, including examples from conversation and writing.
Interactive flashcard platform for studying JLPT N2 vocabulary with audio pronunciation, example sentences, and spaced repetition tools. Designed for intermediate learners preparing for the N2 proficiency exam.
Online JLPT N5 grammar course with flexible scheduling options (3, 6, or 12 months) taught by Akira Noguchi in small groups. Designed to cover 48 hours of the 150 hours recommended for passing the test.
A curated learning roadmap for Japanese beginners recommending study methods and resources in order: kana, grammar and vocabulary with Anki, and kanji recognition through reading.
The Japanese writing system can feel very intimidating when you’re first starting out.
Introductory lesson teaching hiragana and katakana scripts for complete beginners, with practice exercises. Part of a broader Japanese language course site.
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