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  • ≪Karin≫Japanese Commonly-Paired Words Checker

    This is a collocation search system for learners of the Japanese language that can be used on mobile devises, too.

  • Associative Kanji Learning

    Using this site you can study the kanji learned by elementary school students in Japan and textbooks such as "Genki", "Minna no Nihongo" and so on.

  • United Links for Japanese Learning Web Resources

    This is a convenient collection of links to Japanese-study websites that allows you to choose the site you want to visit by selecting various categories, such as Japanese ability-level, display language and skills covered.

  • uPal

    You can use multiple dictionary sites to study the readings and meanings of kanji, or use quizzes to learn kanji, hiragana, and katanaka.

  • 動画・変体仮名百語 100 Classical Kana Words in Motion

    This is a useful site for those studying Japanese classical literature.

  • 漢字化ツール (Kanji conversion tool)

    A webtool that auto-converts hiragana to kanji. The tool judges from the flow and converts up to 80 hiragana into kanji that best fit the sentence.

  • 『Japanese Pronunciation Practice through Shadowing』Mini course on 「Pronunciation Points」

    Japanese teachers explain pages on　 「Pronunciation Points」 in a total of 20 videos as supplementary material that comes with the book 『Japanese Pronunciation Practice through Shadowing 』published by 3A Corporation.

  • Waseda Course Channel

    This is the study content of Pronunciation: Speaking with Fluency 3-4, a Waseda University Japanese Course for International Students. It consists of videos (all in Japanese) created as a special class for people who don't have many opportunities to practice pronunciation. They're very useful for advanced learners who want to be able to speak fluently.

  • Bento.com

    This is a site where you can find out various things about Japanese cooking. There is a guide to some restaurants and a number of recipes too.

  • Let's enjoy Japanese! 擬音語･擬態語-日本語を楽しもう！

    This is a website about giongo (onomatopoeia) and gitaigo (mimetic words), created by The National Institute for Japanese Language. You can study giongo and gitaigo by syllabary order, by category or by scene/manga.

  • nippon.com

    This is a multilingual website that introduces various aspects of modern Japan. As well as Japanese, there is French, Spanish, English, Chinese,Arabic and Russian language support.

  • jisho

    With this site, you can narrow down your searches. You can not only search the meaning of words, but also find ways to enhance your vocabulary.

  • NIHONGO de CARE-NAVI

    On this site you can look up the meanings for words and expressions used in the fields of nursing and caregiving, with both Japanese-English and Japanese-Indonesian language support. You can also listen to audio.

  • CARLA : Center for Advanced Research on Language Acquisition

    You can find out some cultural differences between Japan and your own country as you consider Japanese culture and society while answering the questions posed on this site.

  • Kanji Koohii

    This site is designed as a supplementary tool for learners studying the kanji using James Heisig's "Remembering the Kanji" method. You can make flashcards to help you memorise the kanji.

  • 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).

  • MARUGOTO Plus Elementary 2 (A2)

    You can enjoy learning with videos and quizzes on Japanese language and culture in line with the contents of the coursebook, MARUGOTO: Japanese Language and Culture, which conforms to the JF Standard for Japanese-Language Education.　　　

  • Wasabi - Learn Japanese Online-

    We provide recited materials in collaboration with the radio station, FM Shimabara. Use radio podcasts designed as teaching materials to learn practical Japanese.

  • Things To Do

    This is the website of Japan's National Tourism Organization. Here you can find lots of information related to Japan and Japanese culture alongside photographs.

  • memrise

    This is a site where you can enjoy learning via flashcards for free. It’s also a community style site with a registration system (SNS-type).

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