Pages for learning Japanese about textbooks, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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An interactive game where learners type hiragana readings to match kanji keywords and vocabulary, earning study points while building kanji and word mastery.
Guide to keigo and Japanese politeness levels covering the three main types (polite, respectful, humble), verb forms, honorific prefixes, workplace usage, and practice exercises for intermediate learners.
Japanese reading practice site with level-appropriate stories, folktales, and textbook lessons based on Minna no Nihongo, featuring adjustable furigana, audio with variable playback speed, and JLPT N5-N1 support for.
Official website for Tobira Beginning Japanese, a textbook series with downloadable learning materials including audio, videos, grammar explanations, vocabulary practice, and answer keys for self-study and classroom use.
Blog and publisher site offering Japanese literature in translation, grammar textbooks, and cultural materials for learners of all levels.
A textbook for N4-level grammar covering carefully selected grammar items with JLPT-style reading, grammar, and listening exercises to prepare learners for the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test.
Reference page showing Japanese radicals and components organized by stroke count, with three collections including standard 214 radicals, components used in Jōyō kanji, and all indexed components.
A curated guide to eight YouTube channels for learning Japanese, organized by teaching style including grammar lessons, comprehensible input, conversation, and JLPT preparation.
A directory portal listing 39 curated websites and online tools for beginner-level listening practice in Japanese, including video lessons, quizzes, podcasts, and interactive content from providers like NHK World and.
Japanese textbooks for beginners focusing on conversation skills at N5 and N4 levels, with audio tracks included. Supports learners in both online and in-person classes.
GenkiJACS operates accredited Japanese language schools in Fukuoka, Tokyo, Kyoto, and Nagoya offering intensive courses from beginner to advanced levels with small class sizes and qualified teachers.
A collection of eight Japanese tongue twisters with English translations and explanations of how they help with pronunciation, vocabulary, and having fun while learning.
Bunpro page explaining この, a demonstrative pre-noun adjective used to identify things near the speaker, with comparisons to related words, example sentences, and related grammar points for JLPT N5 learners.
Bunpro lesson on u-verbs (godan verbs), explaining their structure, conjugation patterns, and how they differ from ru-verbs, with example sentences and related grammar resources for JLPT N5 beginners.
Directory and guide to Japanese language schools in Tokyo, including detailed information about programs, curriculum, facilities, and admission contacts at schools like Tokyo JaLS, ISI, and Akamonkai.
Comparison guide to two popular Japanese textbooks, Genki and Minna No Nihongo, covering their content, pricing, pros and cons to help beginners choose which suits their learning style and needs.
MLC Japanese School offers online private lessons for learners aged 16 and up across all proficiency levels from beginner to advanced.
Guide explaining how to prioritize Japanese vocabulary study using Kanshudo's usefulness scoring system, which ranks words by frequency and importance based on real-world usage data and multiple linguistic factors.
A digital textbook page on kata forms in Kyokushin karate, explaining how stances, strikes, and techniques are performed continuously in training sequences.
Guide to the costs and fees associated with taking the JLPT exam at all levels, including exam fees by location, registration logistics, and budgeting for study materials and preparation.
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