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日本語学習読本（Reading materials for learn Japanese)

This site introduces easy-to-read Japanese books designed to make reading fun for children whose first language is not Japanese, children who have hearing difficulties or cannot hear, and children who are learning Japanese or find Japanese difficult, to read and enjoy by themselves.
Let’s study Japanese! にほんご123

There are 380 lessons with dialogue videos and vocabulary flashcards to learn with.
HiNative

This is a language learning Q&A site where you can ask and answer questions with native speakers of more than 170 countries.
早おし！部首チャレンジ Kanji Radical Challenge!

On this website you can study kanji radicals through a game. It's easy to use.
Learning Chocolate

You can study Japanese vocabulary using this website packed with plenty of illustrations, images, audio and quizzes. Various kinds of vocabulary are included, from words used in daily life to medical terms.
YAMASA Online Kanji Dictionary

This is an online kanji dictionary where you can look up entries in a variety of ways. You can look up kanji using their reading, meaning, stroke order and so on.
Kids Web Japan

This is a website which aims to introduce Japan to children. Here you can study about the Japanese language and culture.
Japanese Dialects（方言学習）

On this site you can learn about the dialects of 7 regions of Japan: Hokkaido, Sendai, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Hiroshima and Fukuoka.
JV-Campus

This is an online international education platform that shares a wide variety of educational content created by Japanese universities and other institutions, worldwide.It has a wealth of content for those wanting to learn Japanese and explore Japanese culture.
漢字 Japanese kanji Dictionary

A kanji dictionary to look up kanji and words. It has lots of characters and a wealth of information.
Hiragana Recipes

Hiragana Recipes is a website with recipes for Japanese home cooking explained in easy Japanese. Wouldn't you like to try cooking and eating food that's served in Japanese homes?
Hirogaru, get more of Japan and Japanese

“Hirogaru, get more of Japan and Japanese” is a site for learning different things about Japan and the Japanese language through your own interests.
Learner Text Evaluator jWriter

Enter your composition and jWriter will automatically evaluate your level of writing. It will also give you advice on how to improve.
Video Materials for Children Learning Elementary Japanese as a Second Language: A joint research project by Hyogo University of Teacher Education and Kobe City Board of Education

This is for children who need to learn Japanese as a second language. Children from different backgrounds can learn Japanese used daily at schools in Japan, with Scenario Videos (シナリオ動画) and Vocabulary Videos (語彙動画).
ひきだすにほんご　Activate Your Japanese!　Content Library

Japanese language learners who want to live and work in Japan can enjoy acquiring strategies to maximize their Japanese language skills while watching videos.
JAPANESE MADE Easy!!

On this website, you can learn beginner level Japanese grammar and basic Japanese vocabulary in English, through podcasts that come with transcripts.
Learn Japanese and Japan's culture through J-Cinema

This is a site to browse information and reviews on Japanese movies, TV dramas, and anime useful for learning Japanese, recommended by teachers and learners who have actually seen them. Users can exchange comments and information, too.
Learn Kana

This is a site for learners of Japanese as well as Japanese children to practice kana in a game setting, developed by Purdue University, USA.
JF Japanese e-Learning Minato

Minato is a platform that offers a place to learn and meet new friends. You can learn by choosing the course that suits your level, from six levels based on the JF Standard for Japanese-Language Education (JFS).
This is Japanese! [Intermediate] From Self-Introduction to Debating Current Affairs

Meiji University developed this site for intermediate and pre-advanced learners to practice speaking and listening. They used the study books, Nihongo de Chosen (Challenge in Japanese)! Speech & Discussion and Motto Nihongo de Chosen (More Challenge in Intermediate Japanese)! Speech & Discussion for reference.