Pages for learning Japanese about history, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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App for learning Japanese kanji, hiragana, and katakana through guided stroke-order practice and writing exercises, with support for JLPT levels N5 through N1. Also covers Korean Hangul and Chinese Hanzi.
A beginner-friendly guide explaining kabuki history, its origins, and how to enjoy performances as an international visitor. Covers theater etiquette and practical information for attending kabuki theaters in Japan.
An app for practicing Japanese verb and adjective conjugations with 2,000 JLPT vocabulary words, interactive drills, and full conjugation tables.
The Woodblock Prints of Utagawa Hiroshige: a comprehensive illustrated catalogue and reference.
A browser extension that displays Japanese word definitions and kanji information when hovering over text, with support for pitch accent, multiple dictionaries, and grammatical form recognition.
Guide to Japanese martial arts covering karate, aikido, and kendo with information on techniques, equipment, terminology, and cultural principles.
A glossary of kendo terms with definitions and pronunciation guides covering general terminology, dojo etiquette, match commands, techniques, stances, and philosophical concepts.
Detailed study page for the kanji 人 (person), showing stroke order, readings, word examples, and frequency data. Suitable for learners of all levels beginning with kanji fundamentals.
Guide to washoku, the traditional Japanese diet, explaining its cultural significance, five key principles, and essential food vocabulary for learners interested in Japanese cuisine and culture.
Online video course teaching Japanese calligraphy (shodo) with instruction on brush techniques, traditional styles, materials, and the meditative philosophy behind the art form.
A curated guide to three beginner-friendly books on Japanese calligraphy, with honest assessments of their strengths and best use cases. Written for learners starting their shodo practice.
Guide to preparing for job interviews in Japan, covering common questions, vocabulary, etiquette, and cultural expectations. Helps intermediate learners develop professional communication skills and confidence.
A guide comparing Japanese, Chinese, and Korean chopsticks covering their materials, sizes, uses, and cultural significance. Helps learners understand Japanese dining culture and etiquette.
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Article about ukiyo-e woodblock prints that explores their history, artistic techniques, cultural significance, and influence on Japanese and Western art from the Edo period onward.
Guide to visiting Japanese shrines for tourists and learners, covering proper etiquette, the meaning of ritual practices, how to distinguish shrines from temples, and suggestions for collecting stamps and trying local.
Guide to nine major Japanese festivals written by a licensed tour guide, explaining their history, significance, timing, and cultural meaning. Suitable for learners interested in Japanese culture and festival traditions.
Cheng & Tsui is an independent publisher of Asian language-learning textbooks, courses, and educational materials for learners of all ages and levels, including widely used Japanese series such as Adventures in Japanese.
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.
Collection of supplementary materials and answer keys for the Minna no Nihongo Elementary 1 (2nd edition) textbook series, including listening audio, workbooks, and composition exercises for beginner learners.
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