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A vocabulary list of 55 verbs required for the JLPT N3 exam, with Japanese and English translations and romanization for each word.
Details page for the kanji radical 忄 (heart), including stroke count, component usage, and variant forms. Offers study tools and flashcards for learners of all levels.
Reference guide to all 80 kanji in the JLPT N5 exam, with readings, meanings, stroke counts, and vocabulary examples. Includes guidance on study methods and adaptive practice tools.
Searchable database of over 13,000 kanji with readings, stroke counts, and JLPT level filters. Includes interactive games, daily kanji practice, and detailed explanations for learners from N5 to N1.
Details page for an uncommon kanji character showing stroke count, meanings, component information, and usefulness rating for Japanese learners.
Daily short stories written for JLPT N5 learners, featuring furigana, vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, and English translations to support reading comprehension.
AMAOJAPAN offers personalized 1-on-1 JLPT coaching from N5 to N1, with level-matched curriculum, weak-point drilling, exam strategy training, and mock exams.
A searchable dictionary of over 10,000 Japanese words organized by JLPT level from N5 to N1, featuring pronunciation, meanings, and example sentences. Includes spaced repetition flashcards for vocabulary study.
Grammar lesson explaining two uses of the particle らしい (rashii): reporting indirect information and describing characteristic qualities.
Grammar lesson archive covering Japanese particles, conditional forms, and te-form variations with articles explaining concepts like は vs が and multiple ways to express similar ideas.
Free listening practice episodes for JLPT N5 learners featuring short conversations on everyday topics like train travel and Japan's rainy season, with slow clear speech, English subtitles, and furigana.
Detailed study of the kanji 美 (beauty) covering its pictographic origins, meanings across compounds, stroke-by-stroke writing instructions, and appearance in five classical calligraphy styles.
Page for the four-character idiom 百発百中 (always hitting the bull's-eye) with kanji breakdown, stroke sequences, JLPT level, and related vocabulary with audio pronunciation.
Free interactive tool that animates the correct stroke order for 2,126 kanji and all hiragana and katakana characters, with stroke numbers and explanations of stroke order rules for learners.
Explanation of the JLPT N4 grammar point 〜ておく (te oku), meaning to do something in advance or leave it in a particular state for future purposes.
JLPT N5 vocabulary, part 1 of 8: words 1–100 of 718 with readings, romaji, meanings and tap-to-speak audio.
Explanation of the N3 grammar point 〜つつ with formation rules, usage patterns for simultaneous actions and concessions, example sentences with translations, and comparison to related grammar forms.
Free JLPT study materials including vocabulary lists, grammar guides, kanji, and MP3 audio files organized by test level from N5 to N1.
Interactive stroke order guide for the kanji 大 (large), featuring step-by-step diagrams, animation, readings, and printable practice sheets for beginning learners.
A searchable list of 166 kanji characters required for JLPT N4, each with English meanings and 518 related vocabulary words. Designed for learners preparing for the N4 examination.
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