Pages for learning Japanese about history, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A detailed lookup page for the kanji 儿 (legs radical) showing stroke count, readings, usage in other kanji, and etymological notes. Serves learners studying kanji and radical components.
Presents all 367 JLPT N3 kanji with kun and on readings, example words, and sentences for study and practice. Offers flashcards and tests for learners preparing for the N3 level.
Kanshudo is a web platform offering daily kanji emails, flashcards, games, and mastery tracking for learners of all levels, with JLPT preparation support and pitch accent guides.
Articles about Japanese cultural practices including vending machines, tea ceremony, and hospitality concepts. Written for travelers and cultural learners interested in understanding Japan.
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.
Guide to Japanese wedding traditions covering Shinto, Christian and modern ceremonies, reception customs, and gift-giving etiquette.
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.
Detailed reference page for the kanji 口 (mouth) showing stroke order, readings, frequency data, and example words. Supports learners at all levels studying kanji.
Article exploring Japanese dragon mythology from its origins through different historical periods, covering types of dragons, their symbolism, and cultural significance in classical literature and art.
Guide to Kagura, a traditional Japanese performing art rooted in mythology and religious ceremony.
Travel articles related to the Kyoto Prefecture
Curated list of Japanese learning resources organized by category including grammar guides, vocabulary tools, dictionaries, YouTube channels, and study applications for learners at all levels.
The bout lasts seconds; the ritual takes centuries. Why sumo is a Shinto rite in disguise — the salt, the sacred ring, and the wrestling that came last.
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.
AikiWeb is an online community and resource repository for aikido practitioners worldwide, featuring discussion forums, technique articles, reviews, and an image gallery of aikido movements and practice.
Archive of news and announcements about aikido, including seminar schedules, dojo information, and articles about aikido history and practice.
The Shonan Hiratsuka Tanabata Festival was started as a postwar commercial revitalization initiative, and is characterized by the vibrance of its Tanabata decorations, said to be the most lavish in Japan, made possible.
Discover hidden travel destinations in Japan. Our team covers only fascinating, hole-in-the-wall places that tourists don't know about.
Simplified Japanese news articles with furigana and English translations covering current events in Japan. Designed for intermediate learners at N3-N5 levels to practice reading comprehension.
Guide to Japan's major festivals by season with information on what to wear, food, and etiquette for foreigners attending matsuri events throughout the year.
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