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Unlocking Advanced Japanese Learning: My Go-To Resources and Techniques for Self-Learning
truggling to find advanced Japanese learning materials? Discover how I use NHK News Web Easy, podcasts, and AI tools to boost my language skills. Join My Nihongo Lessons today!
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Unlocking the Secrets of Kanji: Learn Japanese by Exploring Bone Oracle Origins
When I first started studying kanji, I was incredibly curious about the origins of these characters. I remember seeing simple textbook diagrams—like a picture of a sun that transformed into the kanji for sun—and I kept asking: How did it all begin? Back then, research meant scouring through books and libraries, unlike today where everything…
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Embracing Your Nihongo Dreams: Overcoming Doubts with the Baku
Discover how the Baku can help you overcome doubts in your Japanese journey! Check out my lesson here!
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Revisiting a Favorite Language Discovery Method
Exploring Japanese Through Random Searches Sometimes, I search a random Japanese word just to see what comes up. One day, I found Everyday is Sunday by Saburo Shiroyama, which led me to discover Japanese business novels—something I’d never explored before. Unexpected searches often lead to fascinating learning moments! Have you tried this?
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How to Build a Japanese Language Portfolio
Create a Japanese language portfolio that showcases your homeschooler’s progress, achievements, and cultural experiences. Learn how to structure it using the Passport, Biography, and Dossier sections to build confidence and open doors to future opportunities!
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Resource Highlight: Learning to Read Japanese with Confidence and Fluency
Learning to read Japanese can feel like climbing Mount Fuji—exciting yet overwhelming. With thousands of kanji, multiple scripts, and complex grammar, it’s easy to get lost. But fear not! The right resources can make all the difference. Today, we’ll explore my absolute favorite free tool for building reading confidence: Tadoku.org. Tadoku.org – The Best Graded…
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Sketching Me and My Possible Selves Tree – reflection
Your tree represents bright days ahead of you. Don’t let fear discourage you.
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Sketching Me as a Japanese language user – Worksheet with Authentic Resources
Music is not the only source for encouragement in Japanese society. The image of the cherry blossom also causes one to pause and enjoy the fleeting beauty of the blossoms that only last a few days
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Sketching Me as a Japanese language user – Language Worksheets
This unit explores the Great Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami as well as the covid pandemic through the song Ue wo muite arukou all while practicing the volitional style of verbs View post to subscribe to site newsletter.
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Sketching Me & My Possible Selves Tree as a Japanese language user, professional, and person
Spending time with friends in Japan may include a trip to a Karaoke Box to enjoy a few hours singing together, no matter what your vocal skills are. Without fail, along with John Denver’s “Country Roads” and John Lennon’s “Hey Jude” you may also sing something by Kyu Sakamoto.









