Pages for learning Japanese about travel in japan, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A guide to ukiyo-e woodblock prints and their history during the Edo Period, with information about notable artists and museums in Japan where learners can view these works.
Guide to major Japanese festivals throughout the year with descriptions of celebrated events like Gion Matsuri and Takayama Matsuri, their dates, locations and cultural significance for travelers and learners.
Video lesson from Erin's Challenge about asking prices and transportation in Japan, with photo explanations, downloadable scripts, and cultural notes for mid-level learners.
Travel guides to popular Japan destinations with practical sightseeing information, transport comparisons, and useful Japanese phrases for tourists.
Online tutoring service offering a 25-30 minute trial lesson with a native Japanese tutor for beginners through advanced learners, including those preparing for JLPT or business communication.
Travel guide for the city of Kyoto, Japan.
A collection of nine series of hiragana mini books designed for beginners to learn hiragana characters in context through short stories with illustrations. Includes digital flip books and printable versions.
Article exploring how kimonos represented social hierarchy and cultural identity in Japanese history, focusing on Kyoto's role as the center of kimono tradition and textile arts from the Heian period through the Edo.
Guide to the Asagaya Tanabata Festival in Tokyo, with information about the event's 70-year history, papier-mâché decorations, and festival traditions. Useful for learners interested in Japanese festivals and culture.
Information about kabuki performances at various theatres in Japan, including schedules, ticket booking, and guides to understanding this traditional Japanese art form.
Archive of articles about Japanese culture, history, customs, and travel covering topics like gift-giving etiquette, onsen traditions, Tokyo and Kyoto guides, and Japanese society.
Guide to Japanese language schools in Fukuoka, comparing programs from GenkiJACS, FFLC, FJLS, and Meiji Academy with information on courses, class sizes, cultural activities, and enrollment for learners of all levels.
Official travel guide to Fukui Prefecture covering attractions, temples, traditional crafts, cuisine, and cultural experiences.
Guide to Japanese cultural experiences at shrines and temples, including omikuji fortune slips, goshuin sacred stamps, and traditional customs, with walking routes through Tokyo for travelers.
Articles about Japanese gardens, garden design techniques, and notable gardens in Japan and abroad. Helps learners understand Japanese aesthetic principles and cultural practices.
The Shonan Hiratsuka Tanabata Festival was started as a postwar commercial revitalization initiative, and is characterized by the vibrance of its Tanabata decorations, said to be the most lavish in Japan, made possible.
A guide to Japanese social customs and etiquette for travelers, covering greetings, public transportation, dining, hot springs, temples, and daily life. Helps visitors understand and respect cultural norms.
Information about a short-term intensive summer course in Tokyo for beginner to intermediate learners that combines Japanese conversation and grammar lessons with cultural activities and sightseeing.
A guide to essential Japanese phrases for tourists covering greetings, transportation, hotels, restaurants, shopping, and emergencies. Each phrase includes Japanese script, romaji, and English translation for beginners.
A bilingual reference guide to cycling in Kyoto that covers popular routes, temples, shrines, and practical travel information for tourists and residents exploring Japan's cultural center by bicycle.
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