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日本語チェック（文化庁）

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日本語チェック（文化庁）

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日本語能力自己評価ツール

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For iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/yomu-yomu-read-learn-japanese/id1636640840

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Yomu Yomu: Read&Learn Japanese - Apps on Google Play

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With more than 10 fresh news articles daily, you can practice at your own level, from N5 beginner to N1 advanced. Improve your reading skills, expand your vocabulary, and understand Japanese the way natives use it.

For Android: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=todai&c=apps&utm_source=chatgpt.com

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Todaii Easy Japanese - Leading app for improving Japanese reading and listening skills.

Discover a completely new, more effective learning trend, saving more than half of your study time

More than 22 topics about news, culture, entertainment, and Japanese life from reputable sources such as NHK, CNN, BBC, and Asahi. The content is revised and updated daily to meet the needs of learning Japanese at different levels from N5-N1, from basic to advanced.

IMPROVE JAPANESE READING

Understand the difficulties and problems in reading Japanese. The app is designed to simplify the learning process. Learn Japanese anytime, anywhere. With exclusive 1-touch lookup technology, you can easily look up new Japanese vocabulary, even look up whole sentences and paragraphs of text right on the convenient reading text and without the need for the support of any other app. Reading is the best and fastest way to help you remember Japanese vocabulary and understand Japanese.
With Todaii Easy Japanese you will have access to a series of rich readings, from which you can learn a lot of new vocabulary (Kanji, Hiragana, Katakana) from many different topics. Vocabulary is the key to learning language. All language learners try to find ways to memorize as much vocabulary as possible.

KANJI

One of the difficulties in learning Japanese is memorizing Kanji. Exposure to Kanji in real-life contexts helps the brain connect them with meanings and uses more naturally, thereby enhancing memory.
During reading, discovering and recognizing learned Kanji in a real-life context will help consolidate knowledge and make memorizing them easier. Furthermore, seeing Kanji used in more words and sentences also helps expand Japanese vocabulary and understanding of their uses.

IMPROVE JAPANESE LISTENING

If you are worried about your ability to listen to Japanese, Todaii Easy Japanese is the perfect choice for you. Practice listening through audio, video, or podcast. Reading and listening to Audio at the same time not only helps increase listening ability but also helps improve language reflexes, thereby improving acumen in understanding and communication.

Todaii's mission is to create a practical learning environment for Japanese learners. Read actual Japanese readings, listen to actual Japanese listenings, create habits that help learners easily access and remember during the process of learning Japanese.

OTHER FEATURE:

JLPT N5-N1 test preparation
- 36+ JLPT exam questions N5, N4, N3, N2, N1
- Instant JLPT scoring, displaying answers with detailed explanations
- JLPT Vocabulary: 588 JLPT N5, 517 JLPT N4, 1565 JLPT N3, 1572 JLPT N2, 2778 JLPT N1

Japanese conversation:
- 72+ practical Japanese conversation lessons, helping you confidently communicate in Japanese every day
- 72+ grammar in conversation
- Explore Japanese culture through conversation lessons

Japanese dictionary:
- Look up vocabulary meanings and see examples of meanings in sentences
- Read more commonly used sentence patterns and collocations of that word
- Understand grammar rules with a Japanese dictionary that integrates grammar analysis
- See illustration image x3 vocabulary memorization ability
- How to write Kanji

Video/Podcast:
- Practice listening to Japanese with trending videos
- Practice listening to Japanese with the hottest news
- Experience top Podcasts to make listening practice more interesting
- Full transcripts for all videos

Start your journey with Todaii Easy Japanese today and discover the new world of Japanese. With us, you will open up unlimited opportunities for communication, learning, and discovery.

Please send any questions or suggestions to the email address: eup.mobi@gmail.com
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Exactly what I'm looking for to pass the N2

There might be a few kinks with some the automated translations /JLPT level tags, but the dev team seems pretty dedicated. It is quite impressive in the scope of what it does. This is exactly the sort of Japanese extensive reading app I've been looking for. I prefer to toggle the furigana off to practice my kanji and like how I can translate text / pull up readings on the fly. Love the vocabulary lists generated for the articles. Built in dictionary with grammar is a definite plus. Having access to the practice tests in the same app is just icing on top. One thing I would like to see is a few comprehension questions for the articles, but not sure how they could do that with the constant flow of new articles.

Premium is definitely worth it. Get rid of the ads, get more tests / features, take it offline and on the go.

Had some difficulty with the cross app login, but the support were quick to solve the issue. They're friendly and care about their users.

Hello, I am really sorry about this issue, can you please give me more information about your issue, have you login same account with TODAI, and please give me the screenshots of profile to email: eup.mobi@gmail.com, Sorry again and hope to get your response soon!

Best Japanese Learnjng App EVER!

I can't say enough good things about this app. It constantly amazes me. The team that put this app together has done a tremendous amount of work and continues to do so every day just for you. It might not be approachable if you are an outright beginner. But if you are a lower intermediate and above, then you can really make great use of the news articles.

You can turn on and off the furigana to test yourself when reading kanji. All of the words can be looked up almost instantly. What is even better, is that you can add these words to your flashcard favourites and learn them in your own time. Not only that, but you can listen to the article after you've read it so that you can evaluate your listening comprehension. $50 for a lifetime membership is a steal!! Congratulations to the developer this app is amazing. I love what you are doing.

Hello, thank you so much for using Todaii: Easy Japanese, keep supporting us and please share the app with your friends!

助かりました！

I started using this app and enjoyed reading articles, but then I noticed the JLPT button on the bottom. I was preparing to take N3 and decided to see what materials this app had to offer. I was blown away!! It was wonderful being able to take mock tests, review my answers, and try a different test. I was amazed at the consistency of my mistakes and successes, which I wouldn't have noticed without this app. I was able to focus my studies on my trouble areas. The timer during the test was incredibly helpful, and I was thankful to have the audio portion as well. I recommend this app for anyone preparing to take the JLPT. I took the N3 yesterday and I'm feeling pretty good about it! We'll see in a few months. :) I'm excited to see what else this app has to offer!

Dear Elmanie. thank you very much, I will try my best to improve the app. keep supporting us and please share the app with your friends!

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Japanaese Miso company's official cannel.

With English subtitle: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2yaYfSjXE1B3j-9vQALajLikfmKk-4gT

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料亭の味シリーズアニメCMです。

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Japanese Language outside textbooks (Facebook Page, Thai)

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ภาษาญี่ปุ่นนอกตำรา

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ภาษาญี่ปุ่นนอกตำรา. 8,911 likes · 111 talking about this. แนะนำภาษาญี่ปุ่นที่ไม่ได้เขียนไว้ในตำรา แต่มีใช้อยู่จริง และชี้จุดที่คนไทยมักสับสน

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Hi, everyone! I'm Japarrot! I was born and raised in Japan, but currently live in Singapore. I enjoy teaching Japanese & Japanese culture, and making stories with interesting characters! All the characters, stories, and animation (I'm a beginner at this!) are created by me. I also completed 420 hours of the Japanese teacher training course.

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Kanji and Vocab flash cards.

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月刊コミック電撃大王公式サイト

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「ひきだすにほんご Activate Your Japanese!」とは

日本での生活や就労を目指す外国人や、日本の社会生活について学びたい日本語学習者を主な対象に、日本語及び日本の社会文化を紹介する番組です。
国際交流基金（JF）が株式会社NHKエデュケーショナルと共同で制作し、各国テレビ局や動画サイトを通じて海外に向け提供・配信し、国内外の教育現場へお届けしています。また、NHKワールドJAPANを通じて2022年2月28日から全世界に放送開始、オンデマンド動画も配信中です。

番組制作の背景

国境を越えた人の移動や往来が盛んな今日、日本国内でもさまざまな分野で働く外国人の数が年々増えています。在留資格「特定技能」制度を含め、多様な国籍や文化的背景を持つ人々が同じコミュニティで生活し、同じ職場で働く機会がますます多くなるでしょう。
この番組は、基礎的な日本語（「JF日本語教育スタンダード」*A2）を学んだ人々が、さらに自立的に日本語でのコミュニケーションに携われるようになる（「JF日本語教育スタンダード」B1）ための後押しすることを目的としています。
メインコーナーでは、日本のホテルで働くために来日したベトナム人スアンの成長をつづるドラマとともに、コミュニケーションの目的を達成するために自身の日本語力を最大限に活かす行為「ストラテジー（方略）」**を紹介します。他にも、日本語の豊かな表現を楽しむ「オノマトペ」コーナーや、日本各地で活躍するセンパイの目を通して地域の魅力を紹介するコーナーで、多彩な学習をサポートします。
また、国内で日本語を母語としない外国人を受け入れる機関や地域の人々が、生活や仕事の中で必要となるコミュニケーションのレベルや方法を具体的に参照できることも、当番組の狙いの一つです。

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「 JF日本語教育スタンダード 」（別サイトへ移動します）は、ヨーロッパ言語共通参照枠（CEFR）の考え方に基づいてJFが開発した、日本語の学び方、教え方、評価の仕方を考えるための枠組みです。日本語のレベルをA1～C2の6段階で表しています。

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例えば、わからない言葉があるときに聞き返す、うまく発言権をとって会話に参加する、などの行為です。本番組は「ストラテジー」を軸に、日本語でのコミュニケーション力の向上を図る新しいアプローチの語学番組です。

「ひきだすにほんご　コンテンツライブラリー」とは

「ひきだすにほんご　コンテンツライブラリー」では、「ひきだすにほんご」の動画をコーナー別に視聴することができ、NHKワールドJAPANでは放送されていない「オノマトペ」コーナーと「津々浦々」コーナーの動画も1本ずつ追加されています。他にも、様々な言語の字幕や語彙データベース、スクリプトなど、授業に役立つ機能やダウンロードコンテンツが満載です！（サイトに関する詳しい情報は「このサイトについて」をご覧ください。）

コーナーの紹介

スアン日本へ行く！ / Xuan Tackles Japan!

日本のホテルで働くことになったベトナム人のスアン。初めて訪れる日本で、思ったように会話ができずに大ピンチ！すると、空港で偶然もらったキーホルダーが動き出し...。スアンの成長をつづるドラマの中には、コミュニケーションを成功させるためのヒント「ストラテジー」が満載！ドラマを見ながら楽しく日本語を学べます！

気持ちが伝わるオノマトペ / Onomatopoeia -Share Feelings-

「わくわく」「すっきり」など、気持ちや感覚を表すオノマトペをカラフルなアニメーションと短いスキットで紹介するミニコーナー。オノマトペでおしゃべりがもっと楽しくなります！

津々浦々 日本のセンパイ / Welcome to My Japan!

日本で活躍するセンパイたちを紹介！どんな仕事？好きな日本語は？町の名物は？全国津々浦々、各地の魅力を味わいながら、日本での暮らしを充実させるためのヒントと勇気がもらえます！

「ひきだすにほんご Activate Your Japanese!」 主な登場人物・キャスト紹介

スアン日本へ行く！ / Xuan Tackles Japan!

海老原（麗の先輩）：尾関 伸次　／　百均の客：ザ・たっち（たくや、かずや）　／　太田 譲（太田はなの夫）：福士 誠治　／　花屋の店員：長田 奈麻　／　和食レストランの客：紺野 ぶるま、河邑 ミク　／　田所 久弥（青年団のリーダー）：阿部 亮平　／　おの＆せんば（祭りスタッフ）：クールポコ。（小野 まじめ、せんちゃん）　／　鈴木（電話越しの司会者）：沢井 正棋

気持ちが伝わるオノマトペ / Onomatopoeia -Share Feelings-

アダムス 亜里咲　／　梶原 みなみ　／　喜多 乃愛　／　コッセ こういち　／　平田 雄也　／　長田 翔恩
声の出演：ベッキー

津々浦々 日本のセンパイ / Welcome to My Japan!

ナレーション：亀井 佐代子 ／ マシューまさるバロン

「ひきだすにほんご Activate Your Japanese!」 制作スタッフ

共同制作独立行政法人国際交流基金日本語国際センター／株式会社NHKエデュケーショナル

企画・監修菊岡 由夏、本田 雅美、石山 友之（日本語国際センター専任講師）、簗島 史恵（元日本語国際センター専任講師）

協力山本 実佳（日本語国際センター専任講師）

プロデューサー水谷 陽子　堂満 一成 　池田 拓郎

ディレクター板野 菫 　渡辺 梢子

進行石井 佳子　山口 未歩 　植村 佳美

編集市山 誠一郎 　石川 洋一

音響効果石川 良則

MA小田 崇

テーマ音楽age（gato）

グラフィック吉川 和弥

ロゴ両見 英世

翻訳小峯 一公

スアン日本へ行く！ / Xuan Tackles Japan!

監督住田 崇

脚本斎藤 栄作　熊本 浩武

プロデューサー小笠原 耕介

助監督関根 淳 　笹ヶ瀬 寛大 　大河原 佑斗

撮影島田 貴仁

照明北條 誠

録音西條 博介

美術橋本 昌和

アートコーディネーター矢島 幹之

衣装大原 由紀

持道具水野 優奈

ヘアメイク村松 直美　中山 美穂

制作担当篠宮 隆浩　遠藤 祐輝 　永原 将和

キャラクターデザイン青木 純

劇中アニメーションスペースネコカンパニー　jimmy

音楽ベアグラウンド　カンケ

効果日高 瞳

絵コンテ山科 有於良

3Dスーパーバイザー望月 智

3Dアーティスト稲葉 麻友　中林 壮

3Dプロデューサー日浦 啓太

VFXプロデューサー大岩 隆

モーションキャプチャー佐藤 直哉　安居 顯太朗

CGクリエイター江田 弥生　菅沼 計宏

コンポジター井上 淳之介 　渡邉 祥 　鴫原 義人

操演大槻 妙子

写真三宅 勝士　新田 みのる

翻訳グロービジョン

制作プロダクションsukima

気持ちが伝わるオノマトペ / Onomatopoeia -Share Feelings-

演出・イラスト田中 健一

コーナー音楽Lullatone

アニメーション野中 晶史

撮影平本 宗一郎

照明井村 正美

音響効果安田 桂一

津々浦々 日本のセンパイ / Welcome to My Japan!

ディレクター平岡 しおり　榎本 雪子　庄田 豊和　加藤 伸 　高橋 幹太　新垣 博章　和田 萌　 佐藤 利恵　 三浦 信一　三木田 陽子　川合 美千代　二木 まさ美　工藤 鈴花　町田 雄一郎 　北島 花純

プロデューサー宮下 瑠偉　坂本 晋司　永井 宏明　清川 恵美　澤田 祥江

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ひきだすにほんご Activate Your Japanese! コンテンツライブラリー | 国際交流基金

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Android
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.robotani.kanjilite&hl=en&gl=US

iPhone
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kanji-robo/id568868675

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iPhone:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kanji-lookup/id973780102

Andoirnd
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.telethon.kanjilookup&hl=en&gl=US

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Very useful tags:
#jlpt-n4 is for searching simple vocabs when you want to write something in simple Japanese.

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Powerful and easy-to-use online Japanese dictionary with words, kanji and example sentences.

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Onomatopoeia is  a group of words (ごろごろ、きらきら、わくわく) which mimic sounds or evoke an idea. We have lots of them and use them quite often in dairy conversation.

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擬音語・擬態語　- 日本語を楽しもう！ - マンガを読もう　Index

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無料のテストができます！
<Advanced> A-Cレベル（30分）
https://jtest-online.jp/j-webtest-aclg/
<Intermediate> D-Eレベル（25分）
https://jtest-online.jp/j-webtest-delg/
<Elementary> F-Gレベル（20分）
https://jtest-online.jp/j-webtest-fglg/

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J.TEST実用日本語検定

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第173回
★公開会場3月10日（日）
★準会場　3月 9日（土）
＊申込 1/22(13時)～2/7

第174回
★公開会場5月12日（日）
★準会場　5月11日（土）
＊申込 3/18(13時)～4/10

第175回
★公開会場7月14日（日）
★準会場　7月13日（土）
＊申込 5/20(13時)～6/12

第176回
★公開会場9月 8日（日）
★準会場　9月 7日（土）
＊申込 7/22(13時)～8/7

第177回
★公開会場11月 3日（日）
★準会場　11月 2日（土）
＊申込 9/17(13時)～10/2

※これは日本国内の締切日です。海外は各地域によって実施回数と締切日が異なりますので、直接現地にご確認ください。
※上記の準会場は、個人の申し込みはできません。

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Simple but powerful Japanese-English, English-Japanese dictionary app.

The app's features include:

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Version 1.8.9

Amazing!

Let me start off my saying I don't usually write reviews for anything even if I liked it. I've bought a lot of things this year and liked most of them but I can only remember reviewing one (or was it two?) of those things and I just did that because it's Etsy so people work really hard on hand making that stuff. But anyways I'm surprised that not that many people have this app because it's literally amazing. I was a bit stressed over finding a good Japanese dictionary for my self study and this is literally perfect! You can search up a word in several different ways, and it tells you everything about the word from breaking down the word into its separate kana/kanji to breaking down the kanji into it's different radicals. I love that it has the 'common' marking on words when you search them up as well because it's really important to know if people actually use this word that you're looking up, ya know? And it also has a little button for an audio of the pronunciation and while it's a bit robotic, I was so happy that it had that because it gives me a little bit of insight about the pitch and accent of the word so I can feel more confident about it. I'm just rly surprised that this app doesn't have 1 million downloads but it's everyone else who is missing out!

Useful, but would be even better if there was Apple Watch compatibility

I've been using this dictionary for almost as long as I've been studying Japanese for, since 2 years ago. I've tried out Midori for a while, but didn't want to buy it since it was too expensive, so I went for this app instead. Both apps have the exact same content and example sentences, except that this one is completely free, so naturally, I picked this app over Midori. I like the favourite function and they way I can bookmark words for later revision. If the developers can make this app compatible with the Apple Watch, that can allow my bookmarked words to show up on my Watch so that I can revise from my wrist on the go, I'd be eternally grateful. Of course, it'd be even better if I can also search for words from my watch too, using the Scribble function, or through a little Japanese keypad. I had to use Erudite to make it possible to add words to a list that can appear on my watch for revision, but since I've bookmarked hundreds of words in the Shirabe Jisho app, it's a real pain to have to boomark all the words again.

Must have app if you learning Japanese

I already loved this app and used it daily but with the new update which, lets you search for sample sentences, it now has absolutely everything I asked for. (I like it so much I actually voluntarily came to write this review without it asking me to, like some other apps) All the different categories that everything is split up into makes it really easy to focus on a specific topic. It shows you a variety of words/phrases which can help you express yourself better than if you had stuck with the basics taught in school. One of my favorite parts is that it shows you the context in which they're used, by showing a bunch of sample sentences. A lot of other dictionary apps would just translate a word with little to no additional info which is why Jisho stood out to me so much. I was honestly surprised it was free AND ad free. It's worth at least trying out if your studying Japanese no matter what level your in.

The developer, Blazej Stanek, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

No Details Provided

The developer will be required to provide privacy details when they submit their next app update.

Information

Compatibility

iPhone

Requires iOS 11.0 or later.

iPad

Requires iPadOS 11.0 or later.

iPod touch

Requires iOS 11.0 or later.

Languages

English, Japanese

Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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Before you can fully start taking advantage of online resources, you'll want to make sure your computer is properly configured to support Japanese. Fortunately, this has become a lot easier with modern software, often only requiring setting some configuration options and in some cases, inserting the original installation disk.

Below are guides that explain the process fairly well.

Here are a few tips that I found useful for using Japanese on the computer.

Windows Tips

1. You can safely remove the English language setting. This is done in the same window you used to add Japanese input language. Simply click the "EN" English input language and click "Remove". It will inform you that you will need to restart to remove it completely.
The Japanese input mode already allows you to switch to English so having a separate English setting is redundant and only adds more key-strokes for switching languages.

2. Press the Alt and "~" keys (the tilde key left of the "1" key) to quickly switch between English and Japanese input. If you have a Japanese keyboard, you can simply press the 半角／全角 key, also located left of the "1" key.

3. Press the F7 key after you type something to quickly change it into Katakana.

4. While not necessary for displaying and inputting Japanese, some older Japanese programs may require you to set Japanese as the default language in order to function properly. This will also replace your backslash key with the Yen mark.

Mac OS X Tips

Press the command key and space-bar to toggle between the current and the previously used input method. This shortcut replaces the shortcut to bring up spotlight. That shortcut should now instead be ctrl+space. All shortcuts can be configured in the "System Preferences" under "Keyboard & Mouse".

Japanese Input Basics

In order to start typing in Japanese, you should be at least somewhat familiar with the main concept of Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji.

Though there are some minor differences, the basic concept behind typing in Japanese is the same for all platforms. The vast majority of people type using a modified form of romaji, or the latin representation of Japanese sounds.

By default, the text will display as Hiragana.

When you've finished typing a word (or words), you can press space to convert the Hiragana to Kanji. If you do not wish to convert, you can simply press "Enter" to enter as is. Or you can press "Esc" to quit and start again.

After you've converted the text by pressing space, you can simply continue typing the next phrase without having to press "Enter".

Special Characters

Here are some tips on how to type certain characters that differ from regular romaji.

1. 「ん」 = "nn"
Some input methods will be able to figure it out with just one 'n' most of the time but others require you to type it exactly as 'nn'.

2. Small Characters = prepend 'x' or 'l' (depending on the OS).
For example, 「ぁ」 (smaller than the regular 「あ」) can be typed as "xa" or "la". The input editor will usually type small characters automatically by context such as 「きゃ」 ("kya") or 「ファ」 ("fa"). However, you will sometimes need to type it explicitly for ambiguous situations such as 「ティ」 (typed as "texi" or"teli"). The phonetic representation "ti" will output as 「ち」 instead.

3. 「ぢ」 = "di" and 「づ」 = "du"
Though these characters don't actually have a "d" sound, they belong to the same category as other d-consonant sounds. If you wanted the phonetic "di" （ディ） and "du" （ドゥ） sound, you would need to type "deli/dexi" and "dolu/doxu" as explained above.

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Typing Japanese - Level 1

Kana Tables (Hiragana Katakana tables)

How to type Japanese character is based on Hiragana Katakana table.
Please check it first.
Lesson 1
Type Japanese words in Hiragana
Lesson 2
Type Japanese words in Katakana

How to correct a typO after converting, before Enter
Lesson 3
Type Hiragana Katakana Long Vowels
Lesson 4
Type Hiragana Katakana Double consonants
Lesson 5
Type "KYA, KYU, KYO", "SHA, SHU, SHO"
Lesson 6
Type Katakana New methods, "FA", "FI", "TI", etc.
Lesson 7
Type short sentence in Hiragana and Katakana - Particles "WA" and "O"

Typing Japanese - Level 2

Lesson 8

Convert Hiragana into Kanji

Choose a word you want to input from options

Type numbers with Kanji such as date or time
Lesson 9
Type and convert word by word

Type and convert sentence at once

How to correct a typO after converting, before Enter
Lesson 10
Type the alphabet under the Japanese mode
Lesson 11
Expand or shorten a phrase to convert

MS-IME (Windows)

KOTOERI (MAC)

How to Change Input Mode

Romaji Input mode

A O

あ お

Kana Input mode

A O

ち ら

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Once you've installed your very own Japanese keyboard, it's time start typing. Mash those keys and you're greeted with romaji quickly morphing into kana quickly morphing into kanji. Plus there's a dropdown box. And if you hit the spacebar, things start getting really crazy.

Hit the brakes. Just because you know how to enable IME, doesn't mean you know how to type in Japanese. It's pretty easy once you've figured it out, but can be tricky if you've never done it before.

If you learned Japanese in a classroom, you probably did a lot of handwriting practice. If you're lucky, you didn't use much romaji, and jumped straight into hiragana and katakana.

That's great! But being familiar with the two most common romaji, or romanization systems of Japanese, makes typing much easier. It can also help you find simple typing shortcuts, especially if you're using a romaji keyboard to type in Japanese. Keep that in mind while you read!

How to Use This Guide

Before you start, turn on your Japanese keyboard. If you don't have a Japanese keyboard or don't know how to get one on your device, follow our step-by-step IME installation instructions before proceeding.

Below are tables. These tables display Japanese keyboard characters and the inputs you type to make them appear. For example, to produce あ you type a. In the table below, notice the letter a is below あ. The roman letter or combination of letters you need to type to display a given character are displayed below that character.

Again, this is where romaji will be helpful. If you know how a Japanese word is spelled in romaji, you can type it on your Japanese keyboard.

Hiragana

Notice that typing ん requires you to type nn. When you hit n, you have the chance you to hit a, i, u, e, or o to make な, に, ぬ, ね, or の. So you need that extra n to tell the keyboard, "Yes, I'm trying to type ん." It will mean the difference between:

Also, notice when you type the particle は in a sentence, you type ha even though it's pronounced wa.

Dakuten

Contractions

Dakuten Contractions

Long Contractions

Dakuten Long Contractions

Katakana

To switch from hiragana to katakana, usually all you have to do is hit the spacebar after you've typed the word in hiragana. If you spelled the word correctly, your IME will almost always recommend the word in katakana. If it doesn't, you may need to double check how it's officially spelled with an online dictionary like Jisho.

Katakana Dakuten

Katakana Contractions

Katakana Dakuten Contractions

Katakana Long Contractions

Katakana Dakuten Long Contractions

Those are the basics, but there are a lot of other characters and symbols you should know how to type. Let's take a look at a few!

Half-Sized Characters

You'll see a lot of half sized characters in casual Japanese. If you follow Japanese users on Twitter, Facebook, LINE, or other SNS sites, you've probably seen these chibi kana mixed in. But sometimes they're in weird spots, like this: あれぇ ねぇ ちっちぇ.

Here's how to type small Japanese characters in your social media messages:

Thanks to the prevalence of foreign words that have been borrowed into Japanese, not to mention foreign names, there are some unusual kana combinations that exist. Here's how to type those uncommon combos:

Small Tsu

To get the small tsu, you don't have to type ltu or xtsu or any of those other combinations. Think about what っ means in Japanese. It's there to mark a geminate consonant. And you spell that in romaji with two of that consonant in a row. So type the Japanese word in romaji using a double consonant. Your Japanese keyboard will know what to do and generate a っ in the proper place.

Makes sense now, right?

Convert to Kanji

Now that you know how to type in hiragana and katakana, you can start converting some of it to nice, fancy kanji. How? By using the spacebar, just like you did with katakana words.

Let's use this sentence as an example:

But what I'm actually typing (and seeing) is this:

わたしのなまえはくりすてんです。

watashinonamaehakurisutenndesu.

Once you have that typed out, hit the spacebar. It will give you a dropdown box with conversion options. Scroll through and choose the one you want.

If what you're typing is simple enough, it might just suggest exactly what you're looking for. If that's the case, hit enter (also known at the return key) and you can go on typing.

If only part of the sentence is what you're trying to type, you can fix it without having to retype the sentence one word at a time. Use the arrow keys to select the part of the sentence you want to change.

Hit spacebar again until you get find the option you're looking for.

Wait! Did you scroll through a ton of kanji and now can't find the original kana you started with? Just hit the escape key once and it will revert back to the kana. (Just once though, otherwise it will delete what you wrote.)

This process takes some getting used to, but with practice, you'll be hitting space and enter to toggle through your options and type Japanese kanji without even thinking about it.

Punctuation

You don't need a physical Japanese keyboard to type Japanese punctuation. Here are the keys that will get you punctuating properly:

Symbols

Aside from punctuation, there are some symbols in Japanese that you might need to type too.

Some symbols may take typing the right word to find. You'll need to look through your options to find these, but the Google IME has them all nicely hidden within your keyboard!

These extra bits of punctuation work with Google IME, but not MacOS IME.

Want some variation? No problem! Type the Japanese words below and hit enter to get a slew of symbol options.

Circle まる

Triangle さんかく

Star ほし

Weather てんき

Chess チェス

Music おんがく

Dot てん

Heart ハート

There are more Japanese symbols you can make with your keyboard. Check out some mini (and kinda outdated) lists of symbols here, if you need more.

Old Kana

If you're studying Kobun, also known as Classical Japanese, you'll need to know how to type old, defunct characters. There aren't too many of them, but not having to copy/paste them all the time is a huge time saver.

You'll probably still have to be careful when typing in kobun though. Your Japanese IME is going to try to correct everything you're doing. So knowing your keyboard shortcuts is going to help you out.

Oh, and you'll need to use your new space-toggling knowledge to get to them. Because the IME is thinking, "What? This old stuff? Nah, you don't want that, have うぃ instead."

If you go even deeper down the rabbit hole you might find these oldies:

ゟ should appear in your IME but ヿ may not, unless you're using Windows IME. This is probably the only one you'll have to find online and copy/paste. But unless you're transcribing really ancient katakana for コト smooshed together to make ヿ, you'll probably never need to.

Kaomoji

You did it! You made it to the end. You know how to type in Japanese!

And boy, do I have a surprise for you. Your Japanese keyboard offers kaomoji right at your fingertips.

Don't have a typing shortcut program or app? Tired of searching for hours and hours for the right kaomoji to send to your mom, boyfriend, or dog? Well, look no further than the computer you're using right now!

Tons of IMEs have kaomoji built in. They may not be as wonderful as some of Koichi's longstanding favorites like:

Guy Pointing to Butt(╭☞*́⍛*̀)╭☞ (__(__|

Giving up on Life Bean＿( :⁍ 」 )＿

Horrible Torture your Coworkers Face （◞≼⓪≽◟⋌⋚⋛⋋◞≼⓪≽）

And, of course, Cat ฅ^*ﻌ*^ฅ

But if you want those, go read the guide he spent a month of his life writing.

To get your plain (and not very special) kaomoji, type the word かおもじ and scroll through the list to find a bunch.

Sometimes you can get lucky and the word you're typing will have a kaomoji in the list of options too.

There are tons more, so go through some emotional words and see what you can find. You can also find emoji this way too (by typing emoji or just kao for the face ones). But emoji are less cool than kaomoji, so I can't see why you'd wanna go and do a thing like that. Psh.

Now You Know How to Type in Japanese!

That's all I have left to teach you, young padawan. I hope this helps you on your Japanese typing journey. If you didn't find what you were looking for, shoot us a tweet and we'll try to help you out!

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You can download a guide book in Thai here: https://www.studyinjapan.go.jp/en/other/sgtj/pdf/sgtj_2017_th.pdf

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Government-approved website with useful information on studying in Japan, such as the education system, exams, scholarships, and Japan's attractions.

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Scanners and printers are common in most households and offices, but you don't necessarily need to have bulky scanners. If you do not have access to a scanner, you can use your phone to scan documents. As most smartphones pack a good camera nowadays, you can scan documents in high quality.

Moreover, scanning with your phone can be a faster process than using a desktop scanner. Additionally, Android scanner apps let you access documents from the cloud, have powerful editing features, and some even come with OCR(Optical Character Recognition) support. We have compiled a list to help you find the best scanner app.
Note: This compilation isn't in order of preference. Users are advised to choose any app that they find best on this list.
Best Android Scanner Apps 2019

Clear Scanner for Android that allows you to scan any documents or images directly from your phone. You can convert your scanned documents and images to PDF or JPEG format. This excellent scanner app is lightweight and provides fast processing. You can print the scanned documents or pictures by using Cloud Print. It offers various professional editing features even after saving the images to the gallery.

Moreover, you can save multiple pages within one document, reorder pages, set page sizes for PDF, etc. It has cloud support for Google Drive, OneDrive, and Dropbox.

It is free to download and contains ads.

Why should I install Clear Scanner?

It is lightweight compared to other scanner applications.

It can operate fast.

Has cloud support.

Adobe Scan allows you to scan any notes, forms, documents, receipts, and images to PDF files. It is simple and effective to use. Once you point your phone's camera to the document you want to scan, the app will automatically recognize and scan it. It even permits you to reorder the pages as needed and you can also color-correct any of the pages. Moreover, there is built-in OCR that lets you reuse scanned content. You can also scan multiple pages into a single PDF file.

The app allows you to send your scanned files via email or back them up to the cloud if you want. Overall, the app covers almost all the essential features.

Adobe scan is free with no ads.

Why should I install Adobe Scan?

Supports multiple pages scanning into a single file.

Allows color correcting of scanned documents

A worthy OCR scanner for Android

Important: Recently, CamScanner app was found infecting Android devices with a malware that produced unauthorized advertising clicks. Following the news, CamScanner removed the app from Google Play Store and rolled out an alternative link for the app.
CamScanner is one of the best scanner apps for Android with over a 100 million downloads. You can scan receipts, notes, images, invoices, business cards, or any other documents and export them to PDF or JPEG format. Once you save your scanned documents, you can tag them, store them in folders, and even share them via social media.

It also allows you to print documents by using cloud printing or fax them with a nominal fee. Moreover, you can secure your important documents by setting a passcode for viewing the files.

The app is ad-supported and includes in-app purchases for accessing advanced features.

Why should I install CamScanner?

Easy to use and includes all the essential features.

Has OCR support.

Support for Cloud Storage services.

You can set a passcode to secure your important files.

Tiny Scanner is a solid document scanning app for Android that delivers most of the standard features. The app doesn't require any login before use so you can get started right away. You can scan documents, receipts, reports, or any other files and save them in PDF format for future use. It has support for most of the significant cloud storage services and also allows you to print your necessary files within minutes. Moreover, it has auto edge detection that can help prevent distortion by straightening out the images.

The app features five levels of contrast, a quick search by document title, has passcode protection for important files, etc.

Tiny Scanner is ad-supported and has in-app purchases.

Why should I install Tiny Scanner?

It is optimized to work fast.

You can scan in color, grayscale, or black & white.

Support for cloud services like Dropbox, Evernote, Google Drive, etc.

Office Lens is a scanner application developed by Microsoft for scanning documents and whiteboard images. It can quickly scan any document and convert images to PDF, Word, or PowerPoint files. It also allows you save your files to OneNote, OneDrive, or to your local storage. The app is relevant for both business and school purposes. Apart from English, it also works in German, Spanish, and Simplified Chinese.

The app is ad-free and does not contain any in-app purchases.

Why should I install Office Lens?

Quick and easy to operate.

It is productive for both school and business purposes.

TurboScan is a powerful and full-featured Android scanner app that has both free as well as a paid version. It allows you to scan and share multipage documents in high-quality PDFs or JPEGs. It features a "SureScan" mode for very sharp scans, includes multipage editing features such as page adding, reordering, and deleting.

Also, you can arrange multiple receipts or business cards on a single PDF page. You can open PDFs or JPEGs in other apps like Dropbox, Evernote, Google Drive, etc. or print your necessary documents by using Cloud Print.

Turbo Scan is ad-free and offers in-app purchases.

Why should I install TurboScan?

It is lightweight and includes almost all the necessary features.

Provides sharp scanned documents.

Fast and easy to operate.

Smart Doc Scanner covers many essential features for document scanning. It has support for OCR to convert from images to text in more than 40 languages and also includes spelling check. You can set page size, enable the batch-scanning mode for multi-page documents, crop and zoom features to scan pages in a better way, etc.

It supports almost all the popular image formats such as JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIP, and WebP. It is also integrated with Dropbox, Google Drive, and other cloud storage options.

The app doesn't display apps and offers in-app purchases.

Why should I install Smart Doc Scanner?

It is lightweight.

Has an intuitive interface to allow users to scan rapidly

Supports OCR and cloud storage

Fast Scanner is another reliable document scanning app that features most of the typical functions. It allows you to scan any document, export them to PDF or JPEG format, add multiple edits to scanned documents, etc. You can also add new pages or delete existing pages within the file. Moreover, you can print your documents using Cloud Print.

The app is free to download and contains ads.

Why should I install Fast Scanner?

Multiple page editing support.

It is optimized to run fast.

Did this article help you to find the best Android scanner app? Which document scanning app do you use? Share your valuable reviews in the comments below.

Don't forget to check out our lists of productivity apps:

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8 Free & Best Android Scanner Apps Of 2019 To Save Documents In High Quality

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Scanners and printers are common in most households and offices, but you don't necessarily need to have bulky scanners. If you do not have access to a scanner, you can use your phone to scan documents. As most smartphones pack a good camera nowadays, you can scan documents in high quality.

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[ CHRONOLOGICAL ARCHIVE(S?)]
-1. For Starters
0. Mental Tools 0.1 0.2 For During the Journey 1. Equipment 1. 1 Immersion Environment 1.2 SRS: Spaced Repetition System For the Start of the Journey 3. Kana
2. Kanji (meaning and writing only)

4. Sentences (wherein kanji readings and grammar are naturally learned)
5. Juggling Multiple Languages + Advanced SRS Techniques 6. Questions from Readers 7. Reader Stories 8. Materials 8.1 8.2 Book Recommendations 8.3 Other Recommendations (Movies, Podcasts, Books, etc.) 9. News 10. Life In Japan 11. Further Reading Website Recommendations

What It's Like In The Beginning When You Don't Know Jack. Or, How To Watch Japanese TV

How to Watch the News in Japanese

On Grammar

Grammar Does Not Exist

Grammar Does Not Exist 2 [looking back, this was an unnecessary act of conciliation intended to placate to the grammarati; I am through trying to please everyone. Ramses is right. The truth is that you-do-not-need a declarative knowledge of grammar; you need a working, physical, almost kinesthetic one; declarative knowledge/study of grammar tends to impede this rather than help it. Ultimately, things are said the way they are said because that is the way they are said. Period. Full stop. End of sentence. 終止符. So-called grammar rules are virtually always ugly, exception-ridden patterns observed and "imposed" ex post facto]

The "Flat" Approach To Languages With Tons of Inflection

On Input

10,000 Sentences: Input Before Output

10,000 Sentences: Why

10,000 Sentences: How[the original sentence method I used for learning Japanese]

10,000 Sentence: Where

10,000 Sentences: What

SRS Precedence Rules

How To Banish Boredom from Sentence-Mining (Sentence-Picking)

Popping Bubblewrap: Tips for Better SRS Sentence Items

Secrets to Smoother SRSing Part 1: The SRS is a Servant Not a Master

Secrets to Smoother SRSing Part 2: Fun

Secrets to Smoother SRSing Part 3: Don't Go Looking For Items, Let Them Come Find You

Secrets to Smoother SRSing Part 4: Collect 'Em to Throw Away

Secrets to Smoother SRSing Part 5: Timeboxing

Secrets to Smoother SRSing Part 6: Maintain Only The Baseline/SRS Holidays

Secrets to Smoother SRSing Part 7: The Place of Pre-Mined SRSing and Other Ramblings

When You Just Don't Feel Like Doing Sentence Reps Any More...

How to Use a Japanese Textbook

Why Monolingual Dictionaries Are Worth Your Time

How To Make the Transition to Monolingual Dictionaries

How To Really Make the Transition to Monolingual Dictionaries

How To Pronounce Japanese

How To Speak Like a Native (in any language)

Like I said, I didn't just come up with this all by myself, out of the blue. I found techniques and inspiration from many other people.

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Table of Contents / All Japanese All The Time Dot Com: How to learn Japanese. On your own, having fun and to fluency.

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CHRONOLOGICAL ARCHIVE(S?)] -1. For Starters 0. Mental Tools 0.1 0.2 For During the Journey 1. Equipment 1. 1 Immersion Environment 1.2 SRS: Spaced Repetition System For the Start of the Journey 3. Kana 2. Kanji (meaning and writing only) 4. Sentences (wherein kanji readings and grammar are naturally learned) 5.

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You can find many interesting courses here.

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Learn Japanese anytime, anywhere.

Learn Japanese anytime, anywhere.

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At Minato, you can find friends to communicate with.

At Minato, you can find friends to communicate with.

Make friends of all ages, cultures, and backgrounds.

Minato has virtual communities where users from around the world can communicate with one another. Here, you can interact with friends of all ages, cultures, and backgrounds.

Your common topic is Japan.

Feel free to join the community with a focus on Japan (Japanese manga, Japanese TV dramas, Japanese cooking, tourist spots in Japan, Japanese traditional culture, methods of studying Japanese, and so on). If you can't find a theme that you're interested in, you can make your own community.

Beginners are welcome, too.

Communicate with the Japanese that you know. It's okay to use your own language too, if you're just starting out. Reach out to people using hiragana or romaji. After that, try out a bit of Japanese that you've just learned. It's a great challenge.

JF has other environments for learning Japanese, too.

JF has other environments for learning Japanese, too.

Minato, a place to learn and meet.

Minato, a place to learn and meet.

JF Japanese e-Learning Minato is a Japanese language learning platform provided by the Japan Foundation. Minato means "port". Here at Minato, a place to learn and meet other like-minded people, we invite you to expand your understanding and knowledge of Japan, Japanese people, and the Japanese language.

Take various online Japanese courses.

On Minato, you'll find all sorts of Japanese online courses. With Minato's online Japanese courses you can start learning Japanese wherever you are, whenever you want to. Have you given up on learning because you can't find a class nearby? Are you too busy to commute? Just want to try it out but are a bit nervous? Well this is the place for you. Choose the level, course type, study category, and language of explanation that suits you and you're set to go.

Interact with Japanese language learners all over the world.

On Minato, you can communicate with people all over the world who are studying Japanese, on various topics. You can make your own community or join a community that you might like. Find friends from around the world who share your interests.

So, start today.

If you want to know more about Japan, get really into Japanese language, brush up your Japanese, or make friends with people around the world who speak Japanese, then this platform is for you. Start by signing up today.

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'Minato' - learn Japanese and interact with fellow students around the world online. At Minato our constant goal is to always develop the most inspiring Japanese courses. Let Minato be the place you start your Japanese language and cultural exchange journey.

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Japanese language course with an emphasis on using Japanese to communicate, and on understanding and respecting other cultures.

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About Marugoto Japanese Online Course

What is the Marugoto Japanese Online Course?

The Marugoto Japanese Online Course is a course for learning Japanese language skills comprehensively, and offered in the Japanese learning platform, JF Japanese e-Learning Minato, operated by the Japan Foundation.

What is Marugoto?

Marugoto refers to the coursebook, Marugoto: Japanese Language and Culture, developed by the Japan Foundation and based on the JF Standard for Japanese-Language Education.

This coursebook is designed with an emphasis on using Japanese to communicate, and on understanding and respecting other cultures. The Marugoto Japanese Online Course is the online course version of Marugoto: Japanese Language and Culture.

Please visit here to know more about the coursebook.

What is the JF Standard for Japanese-Language Education?

The JF Standard for Japanese-Language Education is a tool for considering how to teach and study the Japanese language, and how to assess learning achievements. It was created based on the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment), which is the basis for language education in Europe.
Using the JF Standard for Japanese-Language Education, you will be able to know your proficiency level in Japanese by what and how much you can do.

Please visit here to know more about the JF Standard for Japanese-Language Education.

Who is this course for?

This course is mainly for adult learners of Japanese overseas. Being an online course, it is best suited for people who are interested in the Japanese language but could not easily find the time to study because they are busy with work, school, household duties, childcare and others, or who does not have a place to study Japanese near them.

The Marugoto Japanese Online Course is available not only for PCs but also for tablets and smartphones.
You can use your spare time to study Japanese anytime and anywhere by using a tablet or smartphone.

What levels does the course have?

The Japanese language levels of the Marugoto Japanese Online Course conform to the levels in the JF Standard for Japanese-Language Education.
The courses for A1 and A2 levels are currently open.

What languages are available for the course explanations?

The Marugoto Japanese Online Course currently has the following languages for explanations.

Level

Language of Explanation

Online Course

Coursebook

A1

English
Indonesian
Thai
Spanish
Vietnamese
Chinese
French
Portuguese

Marugoto A1-1 (Katsudoo & Rikai)

Starter (A1)

L1-L10

Marugoto A1-2 (Katsudoo & Rikai)

L11-L18

A2

English
Indonesian
Spanish

Marugoto A2-1 (Katsudoo & Rikai)

Elementary 1 (A2)

L1-L10

Marugoto A2-2 (Katsudoo & Rikai)

L11-L18

English
Spanish

Marugoto A2-3 (Katsudoo & Rikai)

Elementary 2 (A2)

L1-L10

Marugoto A2-4 (Katsudoo & Rikai)

L11-L18

A2B1

English

Marugoto A2B1-1

Pre-Intermediate (A2/B1)

T1-T5

Marugoto A2B1-2

T6-T9

We plan to expand the course into multiple languages in the future to make it possible to read the explanations in more languages (launching date undetermined).

If you don't know what level of courses to take,
try taking the Japanese Test for Course Recommendation!

Take the test

Course Types

What course types are there in the Marugoto Japanese Online Course?

There are two course types in the Marugoto Japanese Online Course.

Self-Study Course

This is a self-study course using interactive study content.

Tutor Support Course

The support of a supervising tutor is added to self-study using interactive study content.Support includes correction of assignments and live lessons for each topic, among others.
The Tutor Support Course is conducted in groups so that you can also meet friends who are studying Japanese.

What is the difference between the "Katsudoo Course" and the "Katsudoo and Rikai Course" in level A1?

Level A1's Katsudoo Course is a course intended for people who want to study Japanese casually.Using the Katsudoo study content, you can aim to acquire practical communication skills in everyday situations by listening to Japanese and practicing speaking in Japanese a lot.

On the other hand, the Katsudoo and Rikai Course is a course intended for people who want to study Japanese fully.Together with Katsudoo, you can systematically learn how Japanese is used within the communication in Rikai.You can aim to acquire comprehensive Japanese language skills in reading, listening, writing and speaking.

Please visit here for details on Katsudoo and Rikai.

How do you go about studying in the Katsudoo and Rikai Course?

The Katsudoo and Rikai are both written with the same topics. A topic is composed of two lessons, and each lesson is studied in order from Katsudoo > Rikai.

You can check the current
list of courses offered at JF Japanese e-Learning Minato!

Registering in a Course

Registration (free) to the JF Japanese e-Learning Minato is required to take
the Marugoto Japanese Online Course.

Course Content

What kind of study materials will I study?

In the Marugoto Japanese Online Course, there are two study contents, Katsudoo and Rikai, to help you learn to communicate using the Japanese language.

Katsudoo

In Katsudoo, you will study from steps 1 to 6 for each goal to acquire practical communication skills in everyday situations.

Step1: Know the goals

Check the goal and situation.

Step2: Look,Listen and Try Saying

Listen to the sound and practice saying it.

Step3: Listen and Find

Listen to a conversation, etc., and understand its contents and take note of the expressions.

Step4: Try Using

Watch a video, and practice speaking or writing in Japanese.

Step5: Can-do Check

Check by yourself if you were able to reach the goal.

Step6: Life and Culture
（Even numbered lessons only)

Understand Japanese life and culture by looking at photos and watching videos.

Rikai

In Rikai, you will study from steps 1 to 8 for each lesson to learn about the structure of Japanese.

Step1: Basic Sentences

Check what you will study.

Step2: Japanese Script and Vocabulary

Practice Japanese script and vocabulary.

Step3: Kanji

Learn the kanji for words related to the topic.

Step4: Conversation and Grammar

Understand sentence structure and rules by relating the conversation and grammar.

Step5: Reading

Read a short composition.

Step6: Writing

Write a short composition.

Step7: Quiz (A1-1,A1-2 only)

Take a quiz.

Step8: Nihongo Check

Check by yourself if you understand how to use Japanese appropriate for this situation.

I am worried that I will not be able to understand properly by self-study...

There are a variety of contents available to support everyone's studies, so that you can properly understand and advance even with self-study.

Overall support

You can refer anytime to the contents to be studied in this course, as well as the basic knowledge related to Japanese, grammar materials, word books, kanji lists, etc.
These study materials can also be downloaded in PDF.

Support for each lesson

Besides the content of the lesson being studied, you can refer anytime to the meaning and explanation of words, basic sentences and kanji to be studied in the lesson, so that you can immediately look up anything you do not understand.

Support for each study content

There are supplementary explanations for new words and expressions, information on Japanese culture, etc., depending on the content of the practice under study.
Thus, you can deepen your own understanding while advancing in your studies

I am worried that I will not be able to continue studying by self-study...

In the online course, you can study at your own pace and in your preferred time and place.
We have provided each person with a My Page so that everyone can look back on their learning process by themselves, and help them continue with their Japanese language studies, which they have started and given considerable effort to because of their interest.

My Page "Study Progress"

Since the progress of your study is recorded, you can check the places you have studied at a glance, and advance at your own pace while checking your daily study progress.

My Page "Portfolio"

Since your Japanese language and culture studies are recorded, including self-evaluations and written exercises during the study, you can look back on your studies anytime and see your learning process and accomplishments over the course.

If you are interested in the Marugoto Japanese Online Course,
please try our trial version!

Sample Lesson

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The Marugoto Japanese Online Course is a course for learning Japanese language skills comprehensively, and offered in the Japanese learning platform, JF Japanese e-Learning Minato, operated by the Japan Foundation.

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Thai-Japanese Dict Application

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‎"Thai-Japanese Dict Application highly popular of the year 2015 One of the most admitted dict application.." Features - Find vocabulary Thai - Japan - Thai Rōmaji - Japan. Japan - Rōmaji - Can be used to search and display for Thai - Japan - has Rōmaji. - Long sentences by translating the language,...

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Just hover the mouse on top of a word, and a popup appears.

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As a Japanese dictionary, rikaikun helps you look up the only the words you don't know without losing your place. It's also useful for Japanese speakers wanting to know how to say Japanese phrases in English.

Features:
* Using shift or enter, switch between word, names, and Kanji dictionaries.
* Enable text to speech in the options to hear Japanese words you look up spoken out load.
* Press 'c' to copy the current word and definitions to the clipboard for making flash cards.
* Customize how the pop up dictionary looks and what content it shows.

Activate the extension by clicking the 理 icon in the top right. When the introductory pop up appears, rikaikun is ready for action.

When it's activated, when you hover over Japanese words they'll be translated in a pop up.  If you hit shift/enter, you'll see some information about the first Kanji.

Press 'd' to hide the English definitions; press it again to bring them back. (Also changeable on the Options page.)

Changelog:
https://github.com/melink14/rikaikun/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md

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rikaikun shows the reading and English definition of Japanese words when you hover over Japanese text in the browser.

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Mobile app to scan anything into PDF

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Scan documents to PDF with Adobe Scan app | Adobe Acrobat

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Download the free Adobe Scan app for iPhone and Android to have a PDF scanner in your pocket. Use the scanner app to scan documents, forms, receipts, and more.

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An e-learning site that offers a fun way to learn a number of character/genre-based Japanese expressions that appear in anime and manga.

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This introduces websites, online tools and ideas for Japanese learners!

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We tried loads of websites, online tools and ideas for Japanese learners - here are the ones that made us think 'e! Kore' (this is great!)

App search

Here are some useful apps for those who study Japanese.

Site search

Here are the sites, tools, and ideas for learning Japanese that I thought was 'Kore e-na' (This is good).」

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Pick Up Website

App search

Here are some useful apps for those who study Japanese.

What's New

e! Kore

Introducing IDEA, a tool that helps you do what you want to do.

I live in Tokyo, but I can't read Japanese. Are there any sites out there to help with remembering hiragana?

If you live in Tokyo, or you plan on going there sometime, you might find our article On the Tokyo Yamanote Line (1) interesting. Use the sites we introduce and you can learn the names of stations in Tokyo while you study!

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Learn Japanese with online courses

JF Japanese e-Learning Minato is a Japanese language learning platform provided by the Japan Foundation. Minato means "port". Here at Minato, a place to learn and meet other like-minded people, we invite you to expand your understanding and knowledge of Japan, Japanese people, and the Japanese language.

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This site introduces sites and ideas that we thought would be useful for learning Japanese on the internet.