Pages for learning Japanese about history, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A kanji learning app offering lock screen widgets, flashcards with spaced repetition, stroke-order animations, and writing practice organized by JLPT levels from N5 to N1.
Guide to the Japanese tea ceremony covering its history, philosophy, schools, equipment, and ritual steps. Helps learners understand this classical art as part of Japanese culture.
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.
Mobile app offering -powered conversation practice through role-play scenarios in everyday situations like ordering food or asking for directions, with instant feedback on pronunciation and grammar for Japanese and.
A detailed guide to the kanji 和 (harmony) covering its etymology, cultural significance in Japan, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, and appearances across calligraphy styles.
Watch live sumo matches, enjoy traditional sumo meals, or observe morning practice up close.
A podcast and blog exploring Japanese art and culture, with episodes on ikebana flower arrangement, ukiyo-e woodblock prints, and yokai folklore for learners interested in cultural context.
Article exploring wabi-sabi, the Japanese aesthetic philosophy centered on beauty in imperfection and impermanence.
An interactive A2 graded reader of the traditional Japanese folktale The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter with clickable vocabulary, audio narration, and lesson notes on key grammar patterns and vocabulary.
AikiWeb equipment reviews page where practitioners discuss and rate aikido training gear including uniforms, weapons, mats, and accessories. Serves the global aikido community with forums and product information.
Article exploring Japanese urushi lacquerware, its 9000-year history, regional types, and cultural significance. Teaches vocabulary related to traditional crafts and Japanese aesthetics for intermediate 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.
The Japan Science and Technology Agency is a national agency that plays a central role in Japan’s Science and Technology Basic Plan.
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.
This is the JLPT N2 kanji list, which includes 374 characters specific to the N2 level. You must know about 1,000 kanji in total in...
Kanshudo offers flashcards, games, lessons, and tutoring tools for learning Japanese kanji, vocabulary, and grammar across all levels, with JLPT preparation resources and progress tracking.
Article exploring moss culture in Japanese gardens and aesthetics, from ancient temple design to modern terrariums.
Discover Japan's Noh theater — the world's oldest surviving professional theater tradition. The history, the masks, Zeami's philosophy of beauty, the five-play program, and where to watch Noh across Japan.
Japanese Seal Art covers the history, techniques, and cultural significance of traditional Japanese seals including their artistic traditions, famous carvers, and the vermilion inks used in seal making.
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