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.
Explore vocational schools in Japan offering training in IT, fashion, beauty, manga, and more. Gain skills to kickstart your career and work in Japan.
Guide to gikun, a typographic technique where furigana shows a non-standard reading of kanji to create wordplay and double meanings common in manga and light novels.
Profiles of licensed teachers at JaLS GROUP, a Japanese language school with locations in Sapporo, Tokyo, Nagoya, and Kyoto offering immersive courses for learners of all levels.
Reference guide explaining Japanese counter words with pronunciation tables and examples for counting people, animals, objects, and time. Includes sound change patterns and a practice tool for learners.
Frequently asked questions about learning Japanese through immersion, covering methods, tools like Anki and Yomitan, kanji study, grammar resources, and common learner challenges.
Guide for beginners on how to start reading manga in Japanese, covering furigana, kanji coverage by reading level, and strategies for choosing appropriate first series.
Learn 15 Japanese swear words with pronunciation, severity levels, and cultural context. Covers anime language vs real life and male vs female speech.
A monthly roundup of new Japanese learning resources including apps, dictionaries, games, and shows. Covers tools suitable for learners at various levels from beginner to advanced.
A curated list of 19 audio tools and resources for learning Japanese listening comprehension, covering podcasts, pronunciation guides, video platforms and audiobooks suited to beginners through advanced learners.
An app for learning Japanese, Chinese, and Korean through reading comics, listening to podcasts, and watching videos with interactive word lookup and spaced-repetition review integrated into the learning process.
The Japan Foundation's Kansai institute provides online Japanese language courses, e-learning platforms, and curated links to learning resources for all levels, including specialized content for anime and manga learners.
A curated directory of advanced Japanese grammar learning resources and tools, presenting links to websites, online courses, and practice materials organized by subject and proficiency level.
Understand the difference between 「と」 and 「や」 in Japanese. Learn when to use them for listing, quoting, and speaking naturally, with examples and common mistakes.
Explains Japanese quotation marks 「」 and 『』, their uses for quoting speech and names, differences from English quotation marks, and related punctuation marks. Suitable for learners of all levels.
A curated collection of Japanese learning resources including short stories with translations, grammar databases, writing apps, vocabulary tools, podcasts and kanji references for learners of various levels.
A monthly Japanese reading group for learners that meets online to read and discuss short texts from Japanese literature, blogs, and contemporary writing.
iOS app for reading native Japanese texts with one-tap word lookups, automatic furigana, and flashcard creation.
Curated collection of free Japanese learning materials including pronunciation lessons, grammar reference guides, read-aloud methods with easy stories and radio programs, and manga study.
Guide to obtaining Japanese reading material through legal sources including physical book scanning, free online resources like Aozora Bunko, and professional scanning services.
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