Japanese links
April 5, 2010
Pages of links--Gateways to Japan on the web:
Keiko Schneider's Bookmarks
Japan Information
Network
Jim
Breen's Japanese Page
Jim
Becker's Japanese Page
Some Links for beginning
Japanese Students:
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Visit the following web sites to hear the sound of each hiragana symbol, view the stroke order, or take a quiz testing your knowledge of each hiragana symbol MIT Japanese 1 Kana Study Material Hiragana practice, Kimi Furuta (best viewed with Internet Explorer) |
Visit the following web sites to hear the sound of each katakana symbol,
view the stroke order, or take a quiz testing your knowledge of each katakana
symbol
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Visit the following web site at MIT where the kanji are arranged in order of each lesson in Yookoso. When you click on a kanji, you'll see a movie of the kanji painted by a master calligrapher according to the proper stroke order, and also find other information. Yookoso Book 1 and 2 Kanji Study Materials Some background on Kanji, and creative sites: |
Sites for Japanese Culture:Holidays and festivalsSchauwecker's Guide
to Japan: Holidays
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More
Japanese dictionaries and translators::
Reading Tutor (copy and paste any Japanese text here to read it)
Rikai.com (click on Japanese-->English and follow instructions)
Jim Breen's WWWJDIC Server
Jeffrey's Japanese- English dictionary
Lambert Shomaker's WWW version of KANJIDIC by Jim Breen
English to Japanese Index to the above
Other web sites for Japanese language and culture:
Association of Teachers of Japanese(study abroad, etc.)
JP Net at MIT
East Asian Libraries Cooperative, Ohio State
Japanese at Georgia Tech
UF Libraries Japanese Collection