Pages for learning Japanese about history, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Kanshudo's kanji detail page for 𠂉 displays readings, stroke information, and radical data. The site offers flashcards, mastery tracking, and interactive study tools for learners of all levels.
Explains the Eight Principles of Yong, a traditional method where the character 永 contains all eight fundamental brushstrokes of Japanese calligraphy.
A scholarly site about Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints from Osaka and surrounding regions, offering sales, articles on printmaking history, artist biographies, and a glossary.
Introduction to Japanese calligraphy for travelers and learners covering the three main writing styles, equipment needed, and where to find beginner lessons in Japan.
An overview of Japanese martial arts and their philosophical foundations, covering budo history from samurai warfare to modern Olympic sports like judo and karate.
Article explaining the differences between Nekomata and Bakeneko, two types of supernatural cats in Japanese folklore, with historical context from mountain legends to Edo-period art and modern depictions.
Forum post announcing a 2024 aikido seminar by Shirakawa Sensei in Calgary. Connects practitioners interested in Japanese martial arts instruction and training events.
Kanshudo offers a personalized grammar mastery wheel that tracks knowledge of Japanese grammar points across all levels, alongside tools for studying kanji, vocabulary, and JLPT preparation through flashcards and.
The Place of Peace is a Japanese Buddhist temple reconstructed on Furman University's campus in South Carolina, offering visitors insight into Japanese temple architecture, craftsmanship, and spiritual traditions.
A script that generates a frequency dictionary for Yomichan using data from the Balanced Corpus of Contemporary Written Japanese, useful for learners who want to prioritize vocabulary study by word frequency.
Guide to four-character idioms (yojijukugo) with meanings, cultural context, and usage examples for intermediate learners seeking to understand formal and literary Japanese.
A curated directory of websites and resources about Japanese gardens, their history, design principles, and locations in Japan and North America. Useful for learners interested in Japanese culture and aesthetics.
Information about single act tickets and performance schedules at the Kabukiza Theatre in Tokyo for September 2026, helping learners plan visits to experience traditional kabuki theatre.
Information about kabuki performances at the Kabukiza Theatre in Tokyo for July 2026, including schedules and ticket prices for individual acts.
Resource hub covering the Japanese writing system, kanji, kana, typefaces, and character lookup. Serves learners seeking to understand the three scripts and their practical uses.
Introduces Japanese tea varieties, their characteristics, and cultural significance, covering green tea, matcha, and specialty teas along with the history of tea in Japan from the 700s onward.
Article exploring kabuki theater's history, origins with a woman founder, distinctive performance techniques, and connection to Edo-period popular culture.
Blog posts exploring Japanese culture, literature, seasonal expressions, and vocabulary through topics like traditional arts, classic authors, and cultural practices.
Intrdoducing Shizuo Imaizumi Sensei and the Ki Aikido Curriculum: Tenchinage
Official travel guide to Ishikawa prefecture covering Kanazawa, the Noto Peninsula, and regional attractions.
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