Pages for learning Japanese about history, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Kanshudo's detailed page for the kanji component 氵 (water radical) shows stroke count, readings, related kanji, and mnemonics for learners studying kanji and their components.
Kanshudo provides an interactive platform with flashcards, kanji and vocabulary lessons, grammar study, and JLPT preparation tools, using mastery tracking to help learners of all levels monitor their progress.
Encyclopedia entries on aikido covering terminology, techniques, history, and notable practitioners. Serves students and practitioners of aikido seeking reference information on the martial art.
Article exploring the history, types, crafting process and modern uses of traditional Japanese umbrellas (wagasa), designed for learners interested in Japanese cultural traditions and handicrafts.
A step-by-step guide to holding a Japanese calligraphy brush correctly, explaining the proper grip method (sōkōhō) and why technique matters in shodō practice.
Article about the Nurikabe yokai from Japanese folklore, covering its origins in Kyushu, characteristics, weaknesses, and appearances in modern games and anime.
Curated vocabulary word lists organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1, available in multiple formats for study and flashcard applications.
A guide to essential Japanese phrases for tourists covering greetings, transportation, hotels, restaurants, shopping, and emergencies. Each phrase includes Japanese script, romaji, and English translation for beginners.
A directory mapping Japanese language courses at schools, colleges, universities and community centers to the textbooks they use, helping learners choose programs based on materials and curriculum.
Kanshudo offers free kanji drawing practice with interactive flashcards, mastery tracking, and JLPT-aligned study tools for learners at all levels.
Guide to Shinto beliefs and proper etiquette for visiting Japanese shrines, including explanations of sacred spaces, purification rituals, and respectful behavior for travelers and learners.
Study guide on graphic poetry techniques and their connection to Japanese emaki scrolls, including workshops on waka and haiku translation.
Information about kabuki performances at various theatres in Japan, including schedules, ticket booking, and guides to understanding this traditional Japanese art form.
An article exploring the thousand-year history of origami and Japanese paper folding, from the invention of paper in ancient China through its spiritual and ceremonial significance in Japan.
Japanese Cultural Society in Singapore offers Japanese language courses from elementary to advanced levels, JLPT preparation, conversation classes for beginners, and information on Japanese proficiency examinations.
Archive of blog articles on improving Japanese reading skills, covering kanji practice, vocabulary through snacks and daily life, grammar explanations, and learning through J-dramas and media for beginners and.
An overview of Sado, Japan's tea ceremony tradition, covering its history, philosophy, techniques, and cultural significance. Suitable for learners interested in understanding Japanese aesthetics and cultural practices.
A guide to Japanese social customs and etiquette for travelers, covering greetings, public transportation, dining, hot springs, temples, and daily life. Helps visitors understand and respect cultural norms.
An article from Hiragana Times about the Pacific saury fish and its cultural significance in Japan, with Japanese text and furigana for intermediate learners. Includes vocabulary notes and an audio component.
Guide to Japanese wedding traditions covering Shinto, Christian and modern ceremonies, reception customs, and gift-giving etiquette.
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