Pages for learning Japanese about history, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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iOS app for reading native Japanese texts with one-tap word lookups, automatic furigana, and flashcard creation.
Kanshudo offers graded lessons in kanji, vocabulary, and grammar for beginners through advanced learners, along with flashcards, games, and progress tracking tools.
A JavaScript library providing offline access to 13,000+ kanji characters with meanings, readings, stroke counts, and vocabulary examples, organized for efficient serverless use.
Kanshudo provides detailed kanji information including meanings, readings, stroke order, radical analysis, and usage frequency.
A curated GitHub repository listing Japanese learning resources across all levels, from hiragana to advanced JLPT preparation, including apps, websites, textbooks, study methodologies, and learning platforms.
iOS app for learning Japanese vocabulary and kanji organized by JLPT level, using spaced repetition and example sentences with native audio to support long-term retention.
App providing illustrated stories with native audio, shadowing practice, and interactive reading tools to build Japanese skills across all levels.
Travel guide for the city of Tokyo, Japan.
Explores the 3,000-year history of uchiwa fans from ancient China to modern Japan, covering their cultural significance, artistic evolution during the Edo period, and role in Japanese society.
Explains Ashura, warrior demigods in Japanese Buddhist cosmology, their realm within the six realms of rebirth, origins in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, and significance in Japanese temple art and modern culture.
Collection of twelve Japanese proverbs and idioms with literal meanings, cultural context, audio, example sentences, and connections to English equivalents.
A lesson on Japan's prefectures, regions, and main islands with kanji breakdowns, sound files, quizzes, and detailed information on all 47 prefectures for beginner and intermediate learners.
Article about facial hair terminology and history in Japan, covering mustache and beard vocabulary with kanji, historical attitudes during the samurai and Edo periods, and contemporary social norms.
Article exploring moss culture in Japanese gardens and aesthetics, from ancient temple design to modern terrariums.
Article exploring the history, design, and cultural significance of Japanese tea houses (chashitsu), covering architectural elements, famous examples, and the philosophy behind tea ceremony spaces.
Guide explaining the difference between on'yomi and kun'yomi kanji readings, their historical origins, and practical strategies for learning them. Serves beginning kanji learners.
An interview column featuring aikido master Asai Katsuaki, discussing his training philosophy, technical approach, and development as an aikidoka, suitable for students interested in aikido history and practice.
Guide to Japanese calligraphy (shodo) for beginners, covering history, basic writing styles, and Zen philosophy, with information about English-language classes available in Tokyo.
Article exploring wabi-sabi, the Japanese aesthetic philosophy centered on beauty in imperfection and impermanence.
Self-study site for learning Kansai dialect with chapters on characteristics, expressions, grammar, functional patterns, video interviews and audio exercises for learners of Japanese regional speech.
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