Pages for learning Japanese about tutors and teachers, sorted by how much they offer a learner.
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A guide to learning Japanese for beginners that covers foundational topics like hiragana and katakana, immersion techniques, goal-setting, and the benefits of study commitment.
Detailed grammar lesson explaining the Japanese particle で (de) and its thirteen major uses, including location of actions, methods, materials, causes, and time. Suited for JLPT N4 and N5 learners.
Meet Professor Toshiro, Nihongo Master's AI Japanese teacher. He explains your mistakes and links you to the right lesson to review.
Information about NPO Tadoku Supporters, an organization that promotes extensive reading (tadoku) through graded readers for Japanese learners at all levels, with materials, online clubs, and classroom resources.
Online Japanese calligraphy lessons with video tutorials, instructor feedback, and community support for students of all levels seeking to learn shodo or prepare for ranking exams.
Coto Academy Shinjuku offers in-person Japanese language courses for beginners through advanced students, including intensive programs, part-time evening classes, and private lessons.
Profile of a certified Japanese tutor offering one-on-one online lessons via Zoom for conversation, JLPT preparation, and all proficiency levels from beginner to advanced.
Blog article explaining common Japanese phrases and communication patterns that often cause misunderstandings between Japanese and English speakers, covering cultural context and pragmatic meaning beyond literal.
Grammar lesson on the word chotto and how Japanese speakers use ambiguous expressions to soften requests and politely decline. Explains cultural context and provides example dialogues for learners.
Grammar guide explaining N1をN2と言う (naming and defining things in Japanese), with formation, examples, related patterns, and practice exercises. For intermediate learners studying formal definitions and labeling.
Blog by a Japanese language teacher reflecting on teaching methods, language acquisition research, and comprehensible input approaches. Shares resources and strategies for Japanese language educators and learners.
A blog offering practical articles on Japanese grammar, vocabulary, conversation, JLPT preparation, and Japanese culture for learners studying through online lessons, tutoring, or self-study.
Japanese calligrapher offering online courses in calligraphy for learners of all levels, along with custom calligraphy services and information about Japanese artistic culture.
Online platform offering one-on-one private Japanese lessons with experienced teachers at all levels, from introductory to advanced, with flexible scheduling and customizable lesson plans.
Detailed grammar lesson on the N1 pattern ～なり, which expresses immediate sequence and unexpected reactions.
A Journey Through Aikido: Robert Nadeau on Spirituality, O-Sensei, and the Golden Age of Aikido in California
Guide to the Japanese particle を, covering its use as an object marker with transitive verbs, its role in marking paths with motion verbs, and its use marking departure points.
Akamonkai Japanese Language School offers a general long-term Japanese course for international students on student visas, with classes organized by proficiency level and preparation for JLPT and university entrance.
A vocabulary and kanji entry for the Japanese proverb 習うより慣れろ with multiple English meanings, stroke sequences, related words, example sentences, and audio pronunciation for intermediate learners.
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