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Japanese Respect Language: When Why, And How to Use It Successfully.

Read Real Japanese: Short Stories by Contemporary Writes.

An Integrated Course in Elementary Japanese - GENKI I Workbook.

Remembering the Kana: A Guide to Reading and Writing the Japanse Syllabaries in 3 Hours Each, Part One, Hiragana + Part Two, Katakana.

Remembering the Kanji, Vol 3: Writing and Reading Japanese Characters for Upper-Level Proficiency, 3rd ed.

Remembering the Kanji, Vol 2: A Systematic Guide to Reading Japanese Characters, 4th ed.

Remembering the Kanji, Vol I: A Complete Course on How Not to Forget the Meaning and Writing of Japanese Characters, 6th ed.

Living Language - iKnow Japanese - Words + Phrases + Conversations, Beginner Level Japanese Program Transcript.

Living Languages - Japanese to Go: Hundreds of Essential Words and Phrases for Every Situation.

Colloquial Japanese: The Complete Course for Beginners ( second source).

In-Flight Japanese: Learn Before you Land.

A Handbook of Common Japanese Phrases.

A Practical Guide to the Mastery of Japanese: Japanese Verbs & Essentials of Grammar, 2nd ed.

Japanese Phrase Dictionary and Study Guide.

A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar.

Kanji de Manga: The Comic Book That Teaches You How To Read And Write Japanese! Volume One.

Lonely Planet Language Survival Kit: Japanese Phrasebook.

Japanese in Mangaland 3: Intermediate Level.

Japanese in Mangaland 2: Basic to Intermediate Level.

Let’s Learn - Japanese Picture Dictionary.

Making Sense of Japanese Grammar: A Clear Guide Through Common Problems.

A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar.

Learn Hiragana & Katakana Video Lessons.

Japanese for Everyday Life Lower Intermediate.

Top 25 Japanese Questions You Need to Know.

Japanese Word of the Day - Widget/Email.

They have a lot of features - which is problematic for organization and actually knowing that these things exist. I just wanted to highlight a bunch of noteworthy stuff on this site alone that might be interesting to other Japanese learners. JapanesePod - Online Audio & Video Lessons & more.

NHK News Web Easy - easy articles (my favorite).

Overall Guides to Learning Japanese/Grammar

Tofugu - A Japanese Language & Culture Blog.

Then I look up any new words which have stuck in my mind and listen again. My strategy for learning from podcasts is to listen to short ones on repeat about 3-4 times in a row (generally while commuting). Then 夢★夢Engine! as it’s aimed at a young to old audience, then finally Waiting Bar and the news podcasts as they are faster, the speech less clearly spoken and the vocabulary required is more specific. Of all of these I’d say the easiest ones are Sound Library and ラジトラQ due to the speed and clarity of speech. The episodes are 30 minutes, but this includes adverts from sponsors so the chats themselves are only about 20-25 minutes. A different expert comes in each week to chat about their particular field. Each episode is about 8 minutes long.Ī science podcast aimed at junior high schoolers and up. The chatting in the bar is quite slow and clear, but the interviews tend to be normal paced with a fair bit of background noise. It’s called ‘Saturday Waiting Bar’ because each episode starts off with someone chatting with a bartender and introducing the topic before leading into the interview. The premise of this podcast is 「東京一の日常会話」and what you get are brief chats with people from different fields on a wide variety of topics. Suntory Saturday Waiting Bar Avanti (365 episodes) Each day they cover news from a different topic: I also started listening to their ニュースインサイト podcasts as they are quite short (about 7 minutes). 探究モード is about an hour long and N検session is about 5 minutes long. I usually listen to 探究モード where they have guest speakers to talk in depth about a particular item from the news that week, and also to N検session which looks very briefly at the main points behind a particular news topic. Updated daily from Monday to Friday, they have a variety of types of podcast.

They are narrated by actress 木村　多江（きむら　たえ）and are quite relaxing. These are 20 minutes stories about the daily life of a 30 year old woman who works in a travel agency.

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I listened to this when I was preparing for N2 and as I recall it’s slightly comical series about a group of people investigating supernatural events. I have a lot of time to listen, so do you have any recommendations for things to listen to to practice Japanese?

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