Pages for learning Japanese about publishers, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Official JLPT practice workbooks and guidebooks published by the Japan Foundation for all proficiency levels from N5 to N1, with sample questions and audio CDs.
Guide explaining how to determine the radical of a kanji character for dictionary lookup purposes.
Online Japanese pitch accent dictionary for learners and teachers with word search, text analysis, and audio guidance integrated with major Japanese textbooks.
A rhythm-action game that teaches hiragana and katakana recognition through 19 worlds and 192 missions per syllabary with original chiptune music. For learners beginning to read Japanese characters.
Online store selling Japanese language learning textbooks, e-books, and teacher materials from The Japan Times Publishing, including the GENKI series, QUARTET course, and JLPT preparation books.
A collection of articles and interviews by and about Stanley Pranin covering aikido history, technique, and the lives of aikido founders and instructors.
A scholarly site about Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints from Osaka and surrounding regions, offering sales, articles on printmaking history, artist biographies, and a glossary.
A book by Rie Takeda introducing Japanese calligraphy as a mindfulness practice, covering brush techniques, kanji, philosophy, and spiritual guidance for beginners.
Explanation of ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging, covering its history, different styles including rikka and seika, and basic techniques for learners to create their own arrangements.
Guide to classic Japanese children's picture books, bilingual editions that exist, and where to buy or borrow them in the US, Australia, UK and Singapore.
Guide to mock test books and practice materials for JLPT preparation across all proficiency levels, with recommendations for vocabulary, kanji, grammar, and listening resources.
Guide to Heisig's Remembering the Kanji method, which teaches kanji meanings and writing before readings using mnemonic stories. Explains who the method fits and how it compares to other kanji study tools.
An educational website devoted to the ukiyo-e artist,
Publisher of Japanese language learning materials including the popular GENKI textbook series, grammar references, kanji workbooks, and JLPT preparation books for learners from beginner to advanced levels.
Guide to citing Japanese sources using MLA, Chicago, and APA styles, including how to read Japanese book colophons and translate bibliographic information.
Cheng & Tsui is an independent publisher of Asian language-learning textbooks, courses, and educational materials for learners of all ages and levels, including widely used Japanese series such as Adventures in Japanese.
Article about ukiyo-e woodblock prints that explores their history, artistic techniques, cultural significance, and influence on Japanese and Western art from the Edo period onward.
A book introducing Shodo (Japanese calligraphy) covering its history, philosophy, basic brushstrokes through complete kanji, and practical guidance on materials and technique for learners interested in this traditional.
A curated directory of Japanese books graded by difficulty for language learners, including picture books, manga, children's literature, and novels.
Guide to reading manga in Japanese, covering right-to-left reading direction, sound effects and onomatopoeia, ruby text and furigana, vertical writing, and grammar patterns found in manga.
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