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Japanese Kanji - Grade 1
Japanese Kanji - Grade 2
Japanese Kanji - Grade 3 new
Japanese Hiragana Flash Cards
Japanese Katakana Flash Cards

Kanji Writing Order new
The kanji stroke order diagrams are now on the kanji pages with the exception of 82 kanji which are still being developed.

Culture - Not interested in learning Japanese but fascinated by the culture? Go to the culture index.

Food - Japan is home to the most incredible food in the world. From skilled chefs, to making plum wine, you can find it in the food index.

Learn Japanese - For more information, read the introduction, or follow the steps below to learn Japanese the easy way.

Top 5 Videos

1. Toilet training
2. Onsen
3. Budō
4. Amazing Marbles
5. Shamisen

Tommy Lee Jones - The alien. Watch the entire video series of Tommy Lee Jones in Japan as the spokesperson for Suntory.

Learn to speak Japanese

New to the language? Follow these steps to begin speaking Japanese immediately. Speaking Japanese is much easier to learn than you might think. You need to learn Romaji for both speaking and writing Japanese.

Step 1 - Introduction (everyone)
Step 2 - Romaji (beginner)
Step 3 - Pronunciation (beginner)
Step 4 - Vocabulary (intermediate)
Step 5 - Grammar (advanced)
Step 6 - Conversation (everyone)

Learn to write Japanese

Follow the steps below to learn everything Japanese students learn thru grade 6 of elementary school.

Step 1 - Introduction (everyone)
Step 2 - Romaji (beginner)
Step 3 - Hiragana (beginner)
Step 4 - Katakana (beginner)
Step 5 - Kanji Introduction
Step 6 - Kanji 1 - (80 - beginner)
Step 7 - Kanji 2 - (160 - intermediate)
Step 8 - Kanji 3 - (200 - intermediate)
Step 9 - Kanji 4 - (200 - advanced)
Step 10 - Kanji 5 - (185 - advanced)
Step 11 - Kanji 6 - (181 - advanced)

Tough day at work? Need to relax?
Sitting next to a beautiful Koi pond in a Japanese garden and feeding the fish is the best way to unwind and forget about the worries of today. Click your mouse in the Koi Pond to feed the fish.

Note: Your computer must be able to read Japanese text to fully utilize this site. In addition, high speed Internet is required for some videos.


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