Japanese Study

1.) Genki Self-Study Room:

https://genki.japantimes.co.jp/self_en

"Resource Library," useful for specific training exercises: https://genki.japantimes.co.jp/resources

Application-based tools for those studying from Genki: http://genki.japantimes.co.jp/index_en

2.) WaniKani:

Made by the team at Tofugu, the "WaniKani" application is a new, efficient way of learning kanji!Link to WaniKani: https://www.wanikani.com/

Tofugu also has a bunch of great online tools for remote learning: https://www.tofugu.com/learn-japanese/

3.) Team Japanese:

This page has a number of both free and low-cost online study options: https://teamjapanese.com/the-ultimate-list-of-japanese-language-learning-resources/

4.) Crunchy Nihongo Stories:

This site has a lot of materials ranging from beginning to advanced. It has some traditional and non-traditional stories and is for reading and listening. In the past, some students have asked for short story books to read, and this is a good site if you don't have physical books: https://crunchynihongo.com/hiragana-reading-practice/

5.) "Nihongo no Mori" (Video Series):

This is a great online video series that focuses on Japanese language concepts (especially grammar): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVx6RFaEAg46xfAsD2zz16w

6.) Japan Foundation Japanese-Language Institute, Kansai: Various FREE Online Tools!

KANJI Memory Hint: App-based kanji memorization tool! https://kansai.jpf.go.jp/ja/resource/e-learning/memoryhint-kanji.html

HIRAGANA/KATAKANA Memory Hint: App-based hiragana/katakana memorization tool! https://kansai.jpf.go.jp/ja/resource/e-learning/memoryhint.html

Japanese in Anime & Manga: Website which has a great learning platform for Japanese language study through showing expressions, etc., through anime and manga! http://www.anime-manga.jp

"Hirogaru" - More about Japanese and Japan: Various topics (5,000 of them) to explore and learn more Japanese! Designed to be viewed on a smartphone. https://kansai.jpf.go.jp/ja/resource/e-learning/hirogaru.html

7.) JLPT Official Practice Workbooks: For those of you who want to stay current on your JLPT (Japanese-Language Placement Test) preparation, the Japan Foundation has set up a page where you can view their official practice workbooks: