Pages for learning Japanese about holidays and festivals, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Experience Japan like never before on an immersive study trip. Hands-on cultural activities, language learning, and unique adventures await.
Detailed lesson on the advanced Japanese grammar pattern ～ともなると, which expresses natural or inevitable consequences of reaching a significant stage or life event.
Blog with short Japanese posts at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels on everyday topics, all with furigana and audio recordings to support listening comprehension and reading practice.
Guide to writing Japanese New Year postcards (nengajo) with correct address formats, honorific titles, personal messages, and mailing deadlines. Covers etiquette and cultural context for learners and Japan residents.
Easy Japanese news story about Typhoon No. 25 with furigana, English translation, and native audio for beginner readers.
News and updates from the British Ki Society about aikido training, gradings, and seminars. Covers aikido practice, instructor certifications, and Japanese martial traditions relevant to aikido students.
Guide to major Japanese festivals throughout the year with information on history, locations, and practical participation tips for foreign residents and visitors.
A lesson on expressing opinions and agreement from the Minna no Nihongo textbook course, with vocabulary, kanji, practice exercises, and related JLPT N5 listening quizzes for beginner learners.
Shinto is Japan's indigenous religion — a tradition of kami (sacred spirits) inhabiting natural features, ancestors, and phenomena.
A tutor-supported online course for beginners learning Japanese at A1-2 level through the Marugoto curriculum, featuring live lessons, speaking practice, and assignments over eight weeks.
Video lesson with photos and explanations about Japanese school events, including cultural festivals and sports days, designed for intermediate learners of Japanese.
In-person calligraphy workshops in Freiburg, Germany teaching shodo (Japanese brush art) through mindfulness and focus practices. Suitable for beginners through advanced students with no prior experience required.
Explains the history, types, and uses of traditional Japanese fans from the 6th century to modern times, including their role in Japanese culture and where to buy them.
Directory of Japanese language schools and centers throughout Malaysia compiled by the Japan Foundation, providing contact information and locations for learners seeking formal instruction.
Blog post on setting realistic and achievable Japanese learning goals for the new year, with practical strategies for building sustainable study routines and example sentences for learners of all levels.
Guide to Japanese culture and traditions covering festivals, tea ceremonies, food customs, etiquette, and daily life practices written for visitors and learners seeking to understand how Japan actually works.
Blog with articles about studying Japanese in Japan, including school selection, JLPT preparation, learning methods, and cultural topics for language learners and prospective students.
Biography and exhibition information for a Japanese calligrapher based in New York who teaches calligraphy workshops and explores the artistic expression of Japanese characters.
A weekly podcast for upper beginner to intermediate learners featuring natural Japanese speech on various topics including culture, idioms, and everyday life.
Information about monthly SHODO Japanese calligraphy workshops in Bad Säckingen, Germany, open to beginners through advanced learners.
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