Pages for learning Japanese about naginata, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A graded reading article about traditional Japanese hibachi charcoal heaters, with furigana, vocabulary lists, example sentences, and comprehension questions for elementary learners.
Zen Nihon Jūdō Renmei（All Japan Judo Federation）
An article about the naginata martial art written at N4 level Japanese with English translations, vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, and comprehension questions for learners.
Articles and instructional videos about Japanese martial arts including aikido, karate, kendo, jujutsu, and traditional budo, featuring demonstrations by Japanese masters and content from HIDEN martial arts magazine.
Shorinji Kempo – Chronology (History of Its Key Organizations and Global Development) Shorinji Kempo  […]
A detailed article on the history, types, and evolution of the naginata Japanese polearm from the Heian period to the Edo period, including its role in warfare and as a martial art for samurai women.
Biography of Kenshiro Abbe Sensei, who introduced aikido to the United Kingdom in 1955 and founded the Kyushindo system.
Museum in Nagoya displaying Japanese swords, armor, and related artwork with permanent and special exhibitions.
Guide to naginata, a traditional Japanese polearm martial art, covering its history from feudal battlefields through modern practice, techniques, training methods, philosophy, and cultural significance for learners.
Hands-on naginata instruction in Kamakura with a national champion, including traditional hakama clothing, beach practice, and photo sessions at cultural sites.
A glossary of aikido terms in Japanese and English, covering general terms, directions, stances, attacks, and practice methods for those learning aikido.
Blog posts about Japanese culture, folklore, martial arts, and travel covering topics like yokai, Shinto practices, kendo, and sumo for learners interested in Japanese traditions and society.
Blog covering Japanese history, folklore, martial arts, and cultural topics including yokai, samurai, geisha, and martial arts traditions. Suitable for learners interested in cultural and historical context.
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