Pages for learning Japanese about tea ceremony and arts, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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Article introducing origami as a traditional Japanese culture, covering its history from the Heian Period to modern times, with vocabulary and cultural context for learners.
A podcast series for beginner to upper beginner learners presenting useful Japanese vocabulary words, grammar patterns, and example sentences with shadowing, repetition, and sentence breakdowns.
Historical overview of Japanese calligraphy across fifteen centuries, from its origins in China through contemporary practice.
Overview of Japanese culture covering traditions, core values, social structure, religion, arts, festivals, and modern life.
A card matching game for learning hiragana and katakana through listening and visual recognition, designed for young children and absolute beginners who are starting to learn Japanese syllabaries.
Guide to Japanese calligraphy (shodō) covering its Zen philosophy, history, essential tools, and brush techniques for learners beginning their own practice.
A collection of 30 Japanese proverbs (kotowaza) with explanations of their meanings and cultural contexts, including themes from Zen Buddhism, Bushido, and nature.
A digital bundle of 10 eBooks covering Japanese culture through haiku classics, karate terminology, names, geography and humor.
A blog offering guides to Japanese calligraphy practice and materials, with detailed explanations of individual kanji characters used in calligraphy, their meanings, and how to write them.
A directory of websites and tools for learning Japanese organized by skill level and topic, including resources for culture, society, travel, and conversational Japanese.
Three digital books that teach Japanese through seventy-five classical haiku poems by Chiyo-ni, Akutagawa Ryūnosuke, and Natsume Sōseki, with furigana, vocabulary lists, simple Japanese explanations, English analysis,.
This is a Japanese language course that students will acquire a high level of Japanese language skills, with the possibility of obtaining a student visa by spending 1 year to 2 years.
A four-week intensive Japanese study program in Tokyo combining daily language lessons at a language school with cultural activities, accommodation, and JLPT preparation for intermediate learners seeking immersive study.
Graded Japanese reading passages for JLPT learners at N3, N2, and N1 levels, with vocabulary lists, English translations, comprehension questions, and grammar explanations.
Guide to traditional Japanese pottery styles, regional characteristics, and related vocabulary with cultural context and practice exercises for language learners seeking to deepen their understanding of Japanese.
App for practicing beautiful Japanese handwriting with hiragana, katakana, and over 350 kanji characters, providing stroke order guidance and feedback on writing quality for learners of all levels.
Article explaining the history, types, materials and use of Japanese tea caddies within the tea ceremony tradition.
Guide to the Japanese tea ceremony covering its history, step-by-step procedures, equipment, and etiquette for visitors and learners interested in this traditional cultural practice.
Explores the history, philosophy, and aesthetics of sado (the Japanese tea ceremony), including its origins, the influential tea master Sen no Rikyu, and connections to Zen Buddhism and wabi-sabi.
A guide to Japanese language playgroups and immersion activities for foreign children in Japan, covering community centers, bilingual programs, and strategies like singing, picture books, and cultural activities for.
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