Putting all my Japanese Resources in one place.
Well, I wanted to make my life easier by cataloguing my resources, and I guess it might be helpful to someone so… This is gonna be long. (sorry for spelling mistakes)
Main Tools: what I use frequently
Jisho (Web) - Classic, Clean and Easy, probably the best Dictionary out there.
Takoboto (App/Web) - really like this one it has a grammar section, and the App has JLPT lists.
Akebi (App) - You can search by writing the Kanji, very useful, but not a very eye pleasing design.
Memrise - LLJ Series of decks (Kanji, Tae Kim’s Grammar and Core Vocab), a think because Memrise uses a multiple choice system it works better for me, more than Flashcards.
Anki - With Anki, I use Mostly Anime decks, for example, Japanese Like A Breeze. Jo-Mako decks: Core Anime Deck, Yotsuba, Your Name (Jo-Mako decks are really well done).
Comprehensible Japanese - AMAZING resource, her videos are all in Japanese and they range from complete beginners to intermediate.
Japanese Ammo with Misa - Explains grammar, has Pacific vocab videos and even breakdown music lyrics.
Cure Dolly - More grammar, she has the most eye-opening explanations I’ve ever seen, some might get annoyed by the robotic voice but ITS worth it.
The Japanese Page - Less Known but cool short videos about kanji, vocab, idioms, etc.
Game Gengo - Learn with games, his N5 Grammar video is great if you’re lazy like me
Japanese with Shun - Great Genki Podcast.
Immersion (aka. The best part)
Anime (How you can study with anime)
Immersion Kit Dictionary - PLEASE USE THIS! If you’re like me and the sentences provided by normal dictionaries never stick in your brain, this is perfect for you, you insert a word or sentence and it will find an Anime/drama/game with it. You can even send sentence cards to Anki.
Animelon - Made to Learn Japanese with dual subtitles, translation history and quizzes.
Animebook - Video player Works With Yomichan and Anki, I use this notation type (Eminent Note Type V2) drag video file and subs in this page and Done.
Kitsunekko - Subs for Anime and J-drama
Nyaa - Anime Raw Files (No subs)
Japanese with Anime - If I could hug this person I would, very informative Manga/Anime Slangs and grammar in general.
Japanese Anime & Manga - Cool site with an interactive manga, kanji games, and quizzes.
JPDB beta - Has already Built decks of Animes, Texbooks, Novels and more, also if you insert a sentence, it explains each part of the sentence to you.
Ichi.Moe - Same thing it explains each part of the sentence to you, but it’s easier to use.
Manga (and reading in general I guess)
Manga.reader.to - I use this site to read my manga it has quite a big collection. Better Scans, and has Japanese options in most mangas
Docsumo Free OCR Software - Now let’s say you don’t know a word and want to search for it use this OCR, really easy to use and works quite nicely. There are better options specifically for manga, but again, I’m lazy so…
Aozora - This site is for public domain novels (EX The Little Prince) Audiobook on YouTube.
Japanese.io - You can read articles and news
Raikun - Pop- up dictionary for Words and Kanji. Simple and Quick
Yomichan - Now this one is a little more complicated, pop- up dictionary, but you have to download and set up the dictionary, Much more customisable than Raikun and create Anki cards
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