Pages for learning Japanese about manga, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to Japanese books suitable for upper beginner readers, featuring picture books, manga and novels with annotations for learners and links to reading communities.
Explanation of the ko-so-a-do demonstrative words konata, sonata, anata and donata, covering their historical uses for "you", places, and persons in classical Japanese alongside modern usage.
It aims to foster an understanding of the customs and daily life of contemporal Japanese people and society.
Guide to the JLPT N3 grammar pattern Nにとって, explaining how to express viewpoint and evaluation in Japanese. Includes meaning, formation, examples, related patterns, common mistakes, and practice exercises.
Curated collection of reading materials for JLPT N4 level learners, including graded readers, blog articles, manga, fairy tales and picture books with links to free online resources and audio options.
A lesson on how Japanese handles the English pronoun "it" through context and subject omission, with manga examples showing when explicit pronouns are needed and when they can be left implicit.
Guide to cultural activities and immersive experiences offered on study trips to Japan, including traditional crafts, cooking classes, tea ceremonies, and visits to pop culture sites.
Explains the ね particle, a sentence-ending particle used to seek or demand agreement and confirmation in Japanese, with grammar explanations and manga examples.
A detailed lesson explaining the compound verb 込む (komu) and its noun form 込み (komi), covering four main usage patterns with numerous examples. Suitable for intermediate learners preparing for JLPT N3.
JLPT N1 Grammar List This is the list of the Japanese grammar rules needed to study for the Japanese
A lesson on Japanese onomatopoeia and mimetic words using the suffix っと, with examples organized by category including emotions, attitudes, movements, and sensations. For intermediate learners.
A reference guide explaining synonymous kanji and their nuanced differences, helping learners choose the correct kanji for writing and understand distinctions when reading.
Archive of articles about Japanese culture, history, customs, and travel covering topics like gift-giving etiquette, onsen traditions, Tokyo and Kyoto guides, and Japanese society.
The Japan Foundation Los Angeles organizes cultural events, lectures, and conversation cafes that introduce Japanese arts, culture, and language to local audiences and learners.
Guide to major types of Japanese yokai with origin stories, meanings, and cultural context. Suitable for learners interested in Japanese folklore and cultural traditions.
Video lessons with accompanying grammar explanations and culture quizzes covering 25 topics from greetings to ceremonial occasions, designed for intermediate Japanese learners.
You walk into a Japanese bakery and see a sign that reads ふわふわのパン. You know the word パン means bread, but what is ふわふわ?
An introduction to rakugo, a traditional Japanese performing art, using the anime series Akane-banashi as an entry point.
Guide on using anime and manga effectively for Japanese learning, explaining how to move from passive watching to active practice through rewatching without subtitles, manga reading at appropriate levels, and vocabulary.
Explains Ashura, warrior demigods in Japanese Buddhist cosmology, their realm within the six realms of rebirth, origins in Hindu and Buddhist traditions, and significance in Japanese temple art and modern culture.
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