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The first Japanese not to be bored one day. ðŸ—ŧðŸŒļðŸ§Ą

Fuji in April 2026. Cherry blossoms are blooming all over the city. The weather is nice. The people are so cute. This trip is 10 days worth it. Rent a car for two hours from the airport and take a bus to travel around Fuji.

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AnaÃŊs D’Ottavio

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A tablet displays a Japanese language learning game, showing a pixel art character and a task to write "I am Tanaka" in Japanese. The screen includes Japanese characters "たおか です" for sentence construction practice.
A tablet shows a pixel art airplane with characters inside, representing the game's journey to Japan. The screen has a "Continue" button, indicating progression in the game "wagotabiDemo" where players learn Japanese while traveling.
A tablet displays the game's notes section, showing lessons like "Introducing yourself #1" and "#2." Detailed explanations for "Introducing yourself #2," including "ãŊじめãūしãĶ" and grammar rules, are visible for learning Japanese.
A game that you also learn Japanese ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
Learning a language can be very difficult and I finally found a game that you can enjoy playing while also learning a language, this game is a demo so it’s not fully completed but when it will be completed, it will be an amazing game! in this game it feels like a PokÃĐmon style game where you ar
Raine ☀ïļ

Raine ☀ïļ

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A hand holds an open Japanese Kanji study book titled 'JAPANESE KANJI STUDY PLAN'. The pages display Kanji characters, readings, meanings, and example words, covering Kanji 793-808.
Two books, 'Kanji Power' and 'ESSENTIAL KANJI', are shown on a gray surface. Text states 'Memorize words Not just "readings"' and 'I use these books', indicating recommended study materials.
An open Kanji textbook displays exercises and detailed information for Kanji '長' and 'į›ī'. The top text encourages 'PRACTICE AT LEAST 3 A WEEK WRITE FULL WORDS AND SENTENCES'.
Japanese Kanji Guide (finally learn them)
How to learn 3-5 a Kanji per week: 1. Memorize ONE word with each possible reading. If the word uses other Kanji you don’t know yet, just write them out in Hiragana for now. That way you won’t get overwhelmed with too many extra characters. Jot down the readings for reference, but don’t f
Study Seal

Study Seal

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LEARN JAPANESE THROUGH ANIME (part 9)
If you're looking for a fun way to improve your Japanese, these anime are a great place to start! Napping Princess, Summer Days with Coo, and High Speed! Free! Starting Days offer natural conversations, emotional storytelling, and everyday expressions that help you get familiar with casual Japa
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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A grid displaying Hiragana characters with their romaji pronunciations, featuring the text "LEARN JAPANESE" and "Apps I use other than Duolingo." A small burger icon is also visible.
A grid displaying Katakana characters with their romaji pronunciations, presented in a similar style to the Hiragana chart.
The cover of "Learn in Your Car JAPANESE The Complete Language Course," showing a Japanese castle and a red bridge. It highlights three levels of learning, pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary.
how are you learning japanese?
I get bored easy. so I use different apps to further my studies. I've studied quite a few languages. japanese seems to be the most challenging. the three writing systems make it difficult for me. I have 2 apps hiragana pro and katakana pro. They are both 1 dollar for android. slowly I learning
linguafyle

linguafyle

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ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩThis book is the smart way to learn the Japanese
Mnemonics are the proven study method to learn Japanese fast and efficient! Hiragana and Katakana can be learned in only a few day so you can continue your first Japanese grammar books with confidence! #learnjapanese #hiragana #katakana #japanesestudy #jlptn5
Watashi Japanese

Watashi Japanese

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A vibrant desk setup with a computer screen displaying an anime-style character studying. Neon lights and various figurines decorate the space. Text overlays read "best japanese learning channels on youtube!" and "勉垷しãūしょう!" (Let's study!).
A computer screen shows the YouTube channel "JapaneseClass4u" featuring "Super Easy Japanese" videos. A text overlay highlights these videos for their repetition and simple grammar explanations, perfect for listening like a podcast.
A computer screen displays the YouTube channel "Japarrot! Let's Learn Japanese." A text overlay describes its cute animations for practical situations and the "listen first, then explanation" format with subtitles.
Great channels for Japanese Immersion Learning! ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
Recently, I’ve begun studying Japanese using the immersion technique. Basically this means that you simulate living in the other country by listening to and watching content in your target language as much as possible, hours a day, even! Since I am traveling to Japan this year, I want to acquire as
astarael.games

astarael.games

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Learn Japanese With Me This Month!!
I’ve been thinking about learning Japanese, but I have no clue where to start — so I’m making a super doable 4-week plan to ease into it without burning out. Week 1? It’s all about setting goals and gathering cute (but actually useful) resources. By week 2, I’ll be diving into small projects, pract
CompSkyy

CompSkyy

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A narrow traditional Japanese street scene with wooden buildings and a bicycle. Two anime characters are superimposed, and text reads 'EASY JAPANESE PT 2'.
Three pieces of sushi (salmon, tuna, and white fish) on a wooden counter with pickled ginger. An anime character points to text teaching Japanese phrases for 'This one please' and counting 'One, Two, Three'.
A cafe interior with wooden tables, two drinks, and a traditional Japanese fan. Text overlays teach Japanese phrases for 'Excuse me' and 'Thank you for the meal'.
Easy Japanese ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ pt 2
Easy Restaurant Japanese: 1ïļâƒĢ One: 1ãĪ(hitotsu) 2ïļâƒĢ Two: 2ãĪ(futatsu) 3ïļâƒĢ Three: 3ãĪ(Mittsu) 🙏 This one please: これをください(kore o kudasai) 🙇‍♂ïļ Excuse me: すãŋãūせん (sumimasen) 🙏 Thanks for the meal: ごéĶģčĩ°æ§˜ã§ã—た (gochisousama deshita) Want good sushi in Kyoto ? The images are from Sushi K
Abraham

Abraham

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The #1 Learn Japanese for beginners workbook
Learn how to read and write Japanese the easy way! #japanesebeginner #japaneselearning #studyjapanese #beginner #hiragana
Watashi Japanese

Watashi Japanese

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Japanese Tips From A B.A. Grad
A few years ago, I graduated with a B.A. in Japanese. Here are some Japanese study tips no one is telling you! (w/ examples in hiragana) 1. PRONUNCIATION/SOUND MORE NATIVE Improve your pronunciation and overall sound more natural/native by practicing using the Shadowing technique. You've
Cotton ☁ïļ

Cotton ☁ïļ

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A person with short dark hair and headphones looks right, with text overlays reading "JAPANESE MUSIC IVE BEEN GATEKEEPING" and "HI I'M KOI (recently retired gatekeeper)".
Album art for "Kowareru" by The Novembers, featuring a dark, intricate drawing of a tree-like structure with small buildings, accompanied by the caption "makes my bones vibrate".
Album art for "Flower of life" by The Novembers, showing a white square surrounded by detailed grayscale floral and organic patterns, with the caption "such a beautiful song i just love The Novembers sm".
Japanese music Ive been gatekeeping‾ïļ
Spotify linked in Insta BioðŸ—Ģïļ @/theredkoipond playlist: 儊れたéŸģæĨ―taste☆ I think one of the most beautiful things a person could share with someone is music. I've recently stopped gatekeeping because when trying to find new Japanese music I always see the same 10 songs😭 theres so much beauty to
Koi

Koi

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A notebook page displays handwritten Japanese grammar notes focusing on '〜際ãŦ' (when) and '〜ãŦあたãĢãĶ' (on the occasion of), with example sentences and English translations. Sticky notes provide related vocabulary like 'numbered ticket' and 'celebration'.
A notebook page shows handwritten Japanese grammar notes on '〜かãĻ思うãĻ' (just when I thought), with example sentences and English translations. Sticky notes list vocabulary such as 'peak', 'dizzy', 'air temperature', and 'author'.
A notebook page features handwritten Japanese grammar notes covering '〜ãĶãŊじめãĶ' (realize for the first time), '〜たäļŠã§' (first/after doing), and 'ã€œæŽĄįŽŽ' (as soon as). Example sentences and English translations are provided, along with vocabulary like 'actual place' and 'economically'.
My insane Japanese notes
I’ve been taking Japanese classes ever since I was 12 and I’m 24 now. I don’t care what anybody says, this language is quite difficult especially for English speakers. One thing I noticed though was that learning Korean became easier after I got used to the process of learning Japanese. I was able
Nore

Nore

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A laptop screen displays a Google search page with the query "how to learn japanese" and various related search suggestions, illustrating the initial step of seeking Japanese learning resources online.
A laptop screen shows the YouTube channel "Japarrot! - Let's Learn Japanese," featuring its homepage with video thumbnails and subscriber count, highlighted as ideal for visual learners and cute content lovers.
A laptop screen displays the YouTube channel "JapanSocietyNYC," showing a Japanese language lesson video playing, emphasizing its calm and structured approach to learning Japanese.
My Fav Youtube Channels to Learn Japanese!!
If you’ve ever opened Google and typed “how to learn Japanese,” same. I was totally overwhelmed with where to start until I discovered YouTube channels that lowkey feel like having a personal tutor! My three favs? Japarrot! (adorable animations + vocab heaven), Japan Society NYC (feels like sitt
CompSkyy

CompSkyy

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Looking for Japanese books?
This page is a great tool if you’re learning Japanese and looking for curated reading resources to improve your language skills. You can find reading materials suitable for your skill level: N5 to N2. You’ll find book reviews, manga, children's literature, and novels. The creator of the site Ar
AnaÃŊs D’Ottavio

AnaÃŊs D’Ottavio

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A MacBook Pro displays the 'Free Japanese Lessons' website, showing an introduction to learning Japanese online, including lessons on Hiragana, Katakana, grammar, and verb conjugation.
An iPad shows a digital notebook with Japanese words like 'student,' 'school,' 'study,' and 'notebook' written in Japanese and English, with a text overlay about learning both writing and speaking.
A handwritten Hiragana chart with romaji equivalents is displayed in an open notebook, illustrating the basic Japanese alphabet, with a text overlay stating that learning Hiragana enables reading Japanese.
I really want to learn Japanese this summer!
I might sound like a nerd but I’m so excited to have my summer off from classes so that I can study and learn all of the things that I am actually interested in, instead of the boring stuff I’m forced to learn in my classes! One of the things that I want to learn is Japanese! I have been obsessed w
CompSkyy

CompSkyy

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A title slide for a Japanese N5 study plan, featuring an illustration of a person with dark hair and text about breaking down self-taught Japanese with ChatGPT.
Unit 1: Hiragana, showing a partial Hiragana chart with example words like 'house' and 'apple' to practice writing and learn simple vocabulary.
Unit 2: Vocabulary, presenting common Japanese phrases like 'hello' and 'thank you,' along with numbers (0-100) in Kanji and Romaji, and introduction phrases.
Japanese study breakdown for N5 first 4 unit
Here is the first 4 units of how I aim to learn N5 of Japanese. I will post the 2nd half later, after I do a breakdown of each unit.  That being said, I want everyone to know that you should do this at your own pace, don't try to rush and get things done when you’re not fully ready to move ont
Tuka

Tuka

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A golden-brown loaf of Japanese Milk Bread, with one slice cut, resting on a pink cutting board. The image has text overlays 'Japanese Milk Bread' and 'Swipe zay'.
A black saucepan containing a thick, white, paste-like mixture (Tangzhong) and a pink spatula, indicating the cooking process of the starter.
A stainless steel mixing bowl with a stand mixer's dough hook, containing milk, an egg, and the prepared Tangzhong mixture, ready for dough preparation.
Japanese Milk Bread 🍞
I’ve been obsessing over bread lately so I’m gonna start baking different kinds of breads!! This loaf was soooo soft! I don’t like the little dent in the middleâ€Ķ but other than that great start for my first home loaf!! ðŸĨ°ðŸž I find it easier to weight my ingredients rather than using measuring cups
Taty Mone’t 🌞

Taty Mone’t 🌞

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Learning Japanese
Passed my first Japanese quiz in class. Struggled a bit on the bottom but Aced it. ðŸĨģ #learningjapanese #passed Keep it going!!! 👍Pros : I'm fluent (kind of)
JaniaB

JaniaB

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A hand holds a slice of fluffy Japanese milk bread, with two other loaves in the background. Text overlays read "Japanese Milk bread" and "RECIPE SWIPE," indicating a recipe guide.
A list of baking tips and tricks for Japanese milk bread, including measuring ingredients accurately, using room temperature egg and butter, ensuring smooth tangzhong, kneading dough until elastic, and letting it rise in a warm place.
More baking tips for Japanese milk bread, advising not to rush the second rise, rolling dough tightly, brushing with milk before baking, watching the bread, and cooling completely before slicing, with a concluding message to enjoy.
🍞ðŸŊ☁ïļðŸĨ›JAPANESE MILK BREAK RECIPE!☁ïļðŸĨ›ðŸžðŸŊ
Japanese Milk Bread RecipeðŸŦķðŸ―ðŸ˜ŧ Ingredients: - 2 1/2 cups bread flour 🍞 - 3 tbsp sugar 🍎 - 1 tsp salt 🧂 - 1 tbsp instant yeast ðŸŒū - 1/2 cup whole milk ðŸĨ› - 1/4 cup heavy cream ðŸķ - 1 large egg ðŸĨš - 1/4 cup unsalted butter, softened 🧈 - 1/2 cup water 💧 Tangzhong (water roux): - 3 tbsp brea
RenÃĻe

RenÃĻe

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if no Japanese apps are working for you...
Human Japanese is an app designed for intermediate (or beginners with some prior knowledge) learners offering clear, approachable and conversational explanations of Japanese grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure. It includes audio from native speakers, interactive quizzes, and cultural insigh
AnaÃŊs D’Ottavio

AnaÃŊs D’Ottavio

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ANIME TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 4)
Has anyone watched these anime before? If you’ve already seen them, rewatching is always a great idea—you won’t regret it! Anime is such an enjoyable and effective way to improve your Japanese. From picking up everyday phrases to understanding cultural nuances, it’s like learning without even reali
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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Here’s my advice for starting learning Japanese ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
Learning Japanese requires a long term investment. That’s why the right preparation is key to avoid the common mistakes, stay motivated and make progress faster! #learnjapanese #japanese #jlptn5 #hiragana #japanesestudy
Watashi Japanese

Watashi Japanese

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Road to fluent Japanese 2026
I’ve been studying Japanese off and on for about 10 years now. Yes it’s been that long lol but I’m not 100% fluentâ€Ķyet! I met a lovely couple at work last year that inspired me to get back into studying Japanese. Life has been lifting for me for about a good three years, and I lost myself for a whi
deadpanbeauty

deadpanbeauty

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Japanese Learning tips ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ pt2
Recently, I’m focusing on new ways of learning Japanese. Here are 3 tips! ðŸ‘Ļ‍ðŸŦ ðŸĪ“ Hello Talk is a good app to find native speakers of the language you would like to learn. It’s basically a language exchange app so expect to also use it help with your own native language 👍 ðŸĪ“ Reading manga or boo
Abraham

Abraham

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Learning Japanese
Reintroducing myself to Japanese since I have a trip coming up in December! I am so excited since it'll be my first trip with friends and not my parents joining me. #learningjapanese #studyingjapanese #offandonjapaneselearner
Cece🊞

Cece🊞

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A decorative image with a teal background, featuring red Japanese lanterns and pink cherry blossoms. White text reads "Journaling DAILY BEGINNER JAPANESE PROMPT." The bottom left corner shows "Lemons" and "@imaginativesage."
✍ïļDay 13 - Start Your Japanese Journaling JourneyðŸŒļ
Hi, l'm Sage! I'm a beginner learning Japanese and vlogging my journey daily on TikTok (imaginativesage). I started journaling to practice outside of textbooks and wanted to share it with others learning too. Let's grow together, one entry at a time! These journal prompts are design
Imaginative Sage

Imaginative Sage

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The right way to learn Japanese ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
**Learn Japanese Roadmap** is a practical guide for anyone who wants to learn Japanese but feels unsure about where to begin. It is not a traditional textbook with grammar exercises or long vocabulary lists. Instead, the book gives you an overview of the Japanese language and explains what the l
Watashi Japanese

Watashi Japanese

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A person stands in a bookstore aisle, looking at shelves filled with books. The image has a text overlay that reads 'Songs to learn JAPANESE part 4'.
A portrait of Japanese singer Hikaru Utada is displayed above text. The text highlights 'First Love by Hikaru Utada' and lists benefits for Japanese learners: emotional lyrics, clear pronunciation, and slow tempo.
An abstract artwork featuring hands and various symbols is shown above text. The text identifies the song as 'LOSER by Kenshi Yonezu' and lists learning benefits: modern slang, fast rhythm, and catchy melody.
SONGS TO LEARN JAPANESE (part 4)
Music lovers learning Japanese, this one’s for you! Songs like First Love by Hikaru Utada, LOSER by Kenshi Yonezu, and Marigold by Aimyon are perfect tools to improve your skills. From clear vocals to casual phrases and catchy rhythms, these songs help reinforce vocabulary, boost listening, and mak
Kaylin Do

Kaylin Do

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A scenic Japanese restaurant with waterfalls, traditional red umbrellas, and lanterns, featuring the anime character Naruto and the title 'EASY JAPANESE PT3'.
Naruto illustrates Japanese phrases for food taste: 'įūŽå‘ģしい (Oishii)' for yummy, 'įūŽå‘ģしくおい (Oishikunai)' for not yummy, and 'ãūずい (Mazui)' for tastes bad, shown with pink noodles.
An anime character drinks water with text 'æ°īãŠéĄ˜ã„ã—ãūす (Mizu onegai-shimasu)'. Below, a frog wallet and Japanese sweets with text 'お䞚čĻˆãŠéĄ˜ã„ã—ãūす (Okaikei onegai-shimasu)' for the check.
Easy Japanese Pt 3 ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
More Restaurant Japanese: ðŸĪĪ Yum! / This tastes good: įūŽå‘ģしい(Oishii) 👎 Not yummy / This doesn’t taste good: įūŽå‘ģしくおい (Oishikunai) 🙅‍♂ïļThis tastes bad: ãūずい(Mazui) you definitely don’t want to use this one in the restaurant out loud obviously lol but good vocabulary to know. ðŸ’ĶSome water pleas
Abraham

Abraham

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A promotional image for "Japanese BL To Watch" featuring two smiling young men in white shirts walking on a beach.
A movie poster for "Life: Love on the Line" showing two men looking at each other, with small figures walking on a line below, and Japanese text.
A promotional image for "Jack O'Frost" featuring two men in sweaters, one pointing, in a snowy setting, looking at each other.
Japanese BL To Watch
hi everyone, If you looking to get into JBL, these shows are perfect. They are entertaining, short and each one has earned a solid 8-10 rating from me Life ~ Love on the Line (2020) 4 Episodes Available on Viki Ito and Nishi’s love story starts on a sidewalk and grows through high school,
marie

marie

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Free Beginner Japanese Resources I Actually Used
A while ago, I posted a picture of my grade from a Japanese test, and somehowâ€Ķ it’s still blowing up 😭 So I wanted to share a big part of how I even got there. When I first started learning Japanese, I was given this free beginner resource that honestly made things feel way less intimidating. It’
JaniaB

JaniaB

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A digital illustration of a person with dark hair holding a microphone, resembling Felix from Stray Kids. The image is a cover for 'Greetings and Goodbyes in Japanese Unit 1' with the Lemon8 handle @tuka_tuka0.
A table presenting Japanese greetings and goodbyes. It lists Hiragana, Romaji, and English translations for phrases like 'Hello', 'Good morning', 'Good Evening', 'Goodbye', 'See you later', and 'Good Night'.
A close-up photo of a person with dark hair, possibly Felix from Stray Kids, singing into a microphone. The image includes Korean text and the Lemon8 handle @tuka_tuka0.
Japanese Greeting and Goodbyes
We're taking this one step at a time. First learn the greeting and goodbyes. Let's make learning this easy and fun together. Also don't use Duolingo, it's not worth it. oh and for the cover, I drew felix from stray kids. definitely better then my first attempt. . . . #japane
Tuka

Tuka

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A clear binder containing handwritten notes, alongside a pack of green-labeled loose-leaf paper, highlighting essential Japanese stationery for college students.
A clear, flexible binder with an index tab, designed for easy organization and holding A5 paper, shown on a wooden surface.
Two sheets of paper, one unlined with organic chemistry diagrams and another lined with written notes, demonstrating different paper types for studying.
Japanese Stationery Essentials!
Here are some of my stationery essentials as a college student! I absolutely love my Kokuyo Campus Slide Binder! It keeps all of my handwritten notes organized, and it's easy to move papers around. I love the blank paper for classes like o-chem, where I need to draw different molecular stru
Kianakalaii

Kianakalaii

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How to actually learn Japanese in 2026 🍙ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
if you have any other tips just drop them in the comments âœĻ remember being consistent helps you progress the fastest, even if just 10 mins per day!
jpstudy.millaa

jpstudy.millaa

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A title card for "Unit 1: Part 1 Hiragana" featuring an illustration of a person with pink hair holding a smartphone, looking tired.
A notebook page showing a January calendar, a monthly plan, and a list of Japanese words with English translations, illustrating a method for organizing thoughts and learning Japanese.
A screenshot of the "Hiragana Pro" app interface, displaying a grid of basic Hiragana characters with their romaji equivalents for learning.
Japanese unit 1: Part Hiragana
for unit 1: part 1 Hiragana first thing first we need to learn how to read so you have to learn the alphabets and practice writing the out. I also recommend Hiragana pro, as a good beginner tool. follow for more learning Japanese. I'll kept doing the breakdowns. . . . #learningjapanese
Tuka

Tuka

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Some of my old Japanese notes
Some of my first Japanese notes from like 2020. Please don’t mind my hand I was dying my hair today
mikolovesblood

mikolovesblood

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An open book with Japanese text, overlaid with text "How I read Japanese Content Free (Legally)" and a search bar saying "Read Japanese Books Free". A "SWIPE" arrow and a Lemon8 club icon are also visible.
A display of six Japanese language learning book covers, including "GENKI" and "JAPANESE KANJI POWER", under the title "JAPANESE LANGUAGE STUDY". A promotional offer for winning a prize by borrowing from the JF Digital Library is also shown.
The Japan Foundation logo with navigation options like "newest" and "popular". A "NEWLY ADDED" section features a promotion for borrowing items from the JF Digital Library and partially visible Japanese book covers.
Learn Japanese for Free with JF Libby ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ📚
I use the Japan Foundations Digital Collection! The Japan Foundation's Libby account is a cool resource with free learning materials! USA applicants can apply through the Los Angeles site and Canadians through the Toronto site. What's Inside? - Textbooks: Easy-to-follow lessons for
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Study Gal ðŸŒļ

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Part 2 Japanese self teach plan for N5 last 4 unit
Posting Part 2 so anyone who is determined can start right away. Cause for me, I will restart my journey.  Anyway, I want to make it clear that throughout this entire N5 journey, we should be practicing out loud and learning kanji as early as possible. A lot of these steps can be intertwined earli
Tuka

Tuka

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