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 Classical Japanese language and literature
This site teaches classical (ie. old) Japanese language through poems and extracts from literary classics. Grammar is explained. New poems added every week.
Easy Web Japanese in Chicago
Online Japanese lessons with sound files in Wave format, and covering Japanese greetings, shopping conversation, polite telephone conversation and more..
Guide to View Japanese Characters on the Internet
A guide to viewing Japanese characters on Netscape and Internet Explorer without any additional software.
Japanese for the Western Brain
Many Japanese textbooks make no attempt to explain the fundamentals of Japanese grammar, simply presenting the language as a series of patterns to be memorized. This tutorial is written such that people who have a working knowledge of English grammar (such as what is taught in schools) will be able to compare and contrast English and Japanese grammar.
Kid's Window - Language Class
Online lessons for kids with sounds files, in Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji.
Learn Japanese Online
Try some Japanese tutorials. There are dialogs, grammer lessons and WAV files to help you along.
Nihongo o Narau - Learn Japanese
A free, easy way to learn Japanese online. Includes vocabulary, grammer, and dialogs along with structured lessons.
Nihongo o Narau - Learn Japanese
This is a free site for learning Japanese. The site has lots of vocabulary along with structured grammar lessons.
Online Japanese Lessons: Katakana Lessons
Online Japanese lessons including exercises which involve surfing over to Japanese Internet sites to look for characters and identify words you learn in a given lesson.
Reading Japanese
A set of lessons in reading Japanese which integrate hiragana, katakana and kanji, designed for people who began learning Japanese by using romaji.
Teach Yourself Japanese
Includes online and downloadable tutorials, and Java programs, and more.
The Japanese Writing Tutor
A guide intended to help students of Japanese practice their writing skills in katakana, hiragana, and kanji, by following along with the motion of animated GIFs of each character.
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