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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.
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.
Nihongo Overlapping

On this site, you can practice your pronunciation using a method called overlapping, where you speak along with the model voice, while looking at the script. After you practice, you can listen to and visually check your pronunciation.
Tokyo Metropolitan University mic-J AV Resources for Japanese Language Instruction

An audio-visual resource site designed by Tokyo Metropolitan University. There is an abundance of YouTube content, useful as well for those who study alone.
にじいろ（Nijiiro）

This is a website that provides information to those who want to study in Japan and those who are currently studying in Japan.
Shuukatsu Jumpstart

This is a Japanese language learning site to help international students who are looking for employment in Japan find jobs through the hiring process where companies simultaneously recruit new graduates.
Support 21 教材バンク（Kyozai banku)

These are original learning materials by Support 21 for practicing useful basic words and phrases, as well as hiragana and katakana, with movies showing everyday life in Japan and printable teaching materials.
TNe とよた日本語eラーニング Toyota Nihongo e-learning

This is a site where foreigners living in Japan can practise Japanese conversation and written characters. It's useful for learning spoken Japanese for the kind of situations encountered by a foreign resident beginning life in Japan.
"Erin's Challenge! I Can Speak Japanese." Contents Library

Watch international student Erin, the main character in the DVD learning series "Erin's Challenge! I can speak Japanese" in various scenes through her experiences at a Japanese high school.
Connect and Enhance Your Life in Japanese

This site was created for foreigners living in Japan. You can learn about everyday Japanese conversation through videos and pick up the words and expressions you need to know.
Online Japanese - AJALT

Using this site you can study elementary conversation, vocabulary, reading, grammar and so on. There's also conversation and reading practice for advanced learners.
『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.
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.
International University of Japan　“Lesson For Useful Expression in Japanese”

This is a series of videos to help beginners learn Japanese. There are 10 videos showing sequences in a story style to help you easily learn how a dialogues between two people are spoken.
Kansai-ben: self-study site for Japanese Language Learners

This is a site where you can find some detailed information on the Kansai dialect. There is an abundance of audio and video material, so you can study Kansai-ben in a fun way.

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