Pages for learning Japanese about manga, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Guide to Japanese homophones and near-homophones with multiple kanji writings, explaining nuanced differences in meaning and providing example sentences for each variant.
Video lesson from Erin's Challenge showing how to make makizushi sushi rolls with photo explanations and downloadable PDF scripts and grammar materials for intermediate learners.
Explains how relaxed pronunciation works in Japanese, showing how words are abbreviated and distorted in casual speech and manga, with examples of common contractions that differ from dictionary forms.
Video lesson and photo explanation about hot springs and ryokan inns in Japan, designed for intermediate learners to practice language while learning cultural context. Includes downloadable materials and a culture quiz.
Overview of ukiyo-e woodblock prints and paintings, covering their history, subject matter, production techniques, and cultural significance. Suitable for learners interested in Japanese art and traditional culture.
Explores the kisha club system in Japanese journalism, explaining how exclusive reporter clubs operate within government offices and their effects on press freedom and reporting practices in Japan.
Blog posts and podcast discussions about Japanese art history, including ukiyo-e and contemporary artists, for learners interested in cultural context.
Explains the meaning and usage of iyashikei (healing-type), a Japanese term for characters and anime genres that soothe and calm viewers, with examples from manga and anime.
Travel articles related to the Hyogo Prefecture
Individual kanji page teaching the character 漫 (manga) through mnemonics, radical breakdown, and related compound words. Designed for learners studying kanji with memory aids and visual associations.
A beginner-friendly guide to rakugo, Japan's traditional sit-down comedy, with story summaries, a performer directory, reviews, and an English glossary of key terms for learners interested in this cultural art form.
Guide to ukiyo-e woodblock prints covering their history, artistic techniques, famous subjects and artists, cultural significance, and influence on Western art.
JapanesePod101 offers audio and video lessons for learners at all levels, covering greetings, vocabulary, kana characters, and conversational patterns with manga-based and anime-based content.
A resource from the Japan Foundation that teaches Japanese vocabulary and expressions found in anime and manga, with cultural context for learners of all levels.
A Bluesky account sharing tips and tricks for learning Japanese through media like novels, manga, anime, and podcasts.
App offering anime and manga-based learning with tutor assistance, live immersion rooms, and OCR translation for Japanese learners at all levels.
A ranked list of Japanese novels organized by difficulty level, with statistics on vocabulary, kanji, and sentence length to help learners find texts suited to their proficiency.
Video lesson for intermediate learners covering describing changes using ～くなります and ～になります, with basic and advanced skits, key phrases, vocabulary development, manga with onomatopoeia, and cultural content about.
Explains the meaning and usage of w, ww, www in Japanese internet comments as slang for laughing, with examples from anime and manga. Covers pronunciation, origin in Diablo, and distinction from formal （笑）.
Video lessons with textbook materials from Erin's Challenge, a TV course with 25 lessons covering conversational Japanese for intermediate learners.
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