Pages for learning Japanese about history, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Mobile app that teaches Japanese, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, French, and German through short videos with interactive subtitles, tappable dictionary lookups, and spaced repetition review.
Bibliography of English-language sources on Japanese garden design, history, and aesthetics for undergraduate learners with little Japanese language knowledge.
Humanity’s rich history has left behind an enormous number of historical documents and artifacts.
An educational app for learning Japanese through structured vocabulary, kanji and kana with stroke order animations, JLPT preparation materials from N5 to N1, handwriting practice with Apple Pencil support, and.
Structured Japanese courses from beginner to advanced with over 1,700 lessons organized in numbered steps, plus electives on culture, history, food, and calligraphy.
An online tool that recognizes Japanese kanji characters drawn by mouse or touchscreen and provides their meanings and readings. Suitable for learners at all levels who need to identify unfamiliar characters.
Kanshudo displays recently added Japanese grammar explanations with example sentences and JLPT level information.
An app that teaches katakana characters using mnemonic pictures, sound, animation, and quizzes for complete beginners learning Japanese writing.
A kanji detail page for 刂 (sword radical) showing stroke order, on and kun readings, variants, and usage in compound kanji. Useful for learners studying kanji components and radicals.
Guide to nine Japanese plants commonly featured in video games like Sekiro and Ghost of Tsushima, explaining their cultural symbolism and meanings.
Introduces classic and contemporary kabuki plays for learners of Japanese culture, describing famous masterpieces like Chushingura and their historical backgrounds with plot summaries and performance highlights.
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.
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.
A terminal application for learning hiragana and katakana with interactive practice. Available as a command-line tool, web demo, and Docker image for beginners starting to read Japanese.
Collection of twelve Japanese proverbs and idioms with literal meanings, cultural context, audio, example sentences, and connections to English equivalents.
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.
Detailed analysis of video game translations comparing Japanese originals with English versions, including articles on specific games and a course teaching Japanese through the EarthBound translation.
Guide to Japanese national holidays in 2026 with cultural traditions, historical background, and travel tips for visitors. Helps learners understand Japanese society and plan trips around major celebrations.
Explores how Japan blended Western and traditional culture during the Meiji and Taisho eras, covering fashion, clothing styles, and historical context.
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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