Pages for learning Japanese about history, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A fast offline Japanese-English dictionary app with 190,000+ words and 6,000+ kanji entries, stroke-order animations, conjugation tables, and spaced-repetition review for learners at all levels.
A Japanese learning website offering free dictionaries for words and kanji, grammar notes, and educational materials compiled from course notes and a published grammar book.
An informational article about sumo wrestling, Japan's national sport, covering its origins in Shinto rituals, the rules of competition, traditional costume, and its role in Japanese culture.
NativShark is a language education platform that takes students from zero to highly proficient in a language.
A guide to Japanese tea garden design principles for international gardeners, covering the history, philosophy, and essential elements of traditional tea gardens rooted in zen Buddhism and tea ceremony practice.
Guide to purchasing tickets for kabuki performances at major Tokyo and Kyoto theatres.
Instructions and guides for creating origami figures using traditional Japanese paper-folding techniques, covering easy projects suitable for beginners.
Site teaching shogi (Japanese chess) with rules, strategies, piece terminology, openings, and castles for players of all levels. Covers the game's history, professional players, and international community.
Open-source tool that extracts text from video games and visual novels for language study. Supports multiple languages and hook codes, useful for learners accessing Japanese text in games.
Essay exploring Japanese tea ceremony (sadō) as a discipline of hospitality and mindfulness rooted in Zen Buddhism and wabi-sabi aesthetics.
Information about kabuki performances at the Minamiza Theatre in Kyoto, including play summaries, cast details, and ticket information.
Open-source project providing vector graphics and stroke order data for kanji characters in multiple formats for learners and developers.
A DramaWiki entry for Otto no Kanojo, a 2013 Japanese comedy drama about a wife and young office worker who swap bodies. Provides cast, synopsis, and episode information for learners watching Japanese television.
Essay explaining Shinto, Japan's native spiritual tradition, covering kami, shrines, rituals, and how Shinto and Buddhism coexist in Japanese life. Suitable for learners seeking cultural context.
Gallery and dealer specializing in ukiyo-e woodblock prints and related reference materials from the 17th to 20th centuries. Serves learners interested in Japanese art history and visual culture.
Travel articles related to the Hokkaido Prefecture
Travel guide for the city of Kyoto, Japan.
A glossary of over 60 sumo wrestling terms with Japanese kanji and English definitions. Serves learners interested in sumo culture and Japanese sports vocabulary.
Adaptive Japanese course covering JLPT N5 to N1 levels with placement testing, grammar patterns, vocabulary lists, listening and reading practice, flashcards and games. Measures progress against real exam content.
Interview with rakugo master Katsura Sunshine exploring the 400-year-old Japanese comedic storytelling tradition, its history, performance style, and accessibility to English-speaking audiences.
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