"Charles Kelly's "4,480 Words You Should Know" has been divided up into shorter quizzes, each with 12 words.

• Romanized Japanese to English (No Japanese Font Requred)
• English to Japanese (Japanese Font Required)"

"This test is intended for non-native speakers of Japanese who are studying the language at a beginning or intermediate level in an overseas educational institution. However, anyone who becomes a member may take the test.There is no charge for the test."

Minna no Kyōzai

"The Site provides grammatical explanations, sample sentences and classroom activities as well as materials such as photographs and pictures, all necessary for producing teaching materials."

On this web site we offer free language teaching materials of all levels for self-study. Currently there are over 200 pages and over 600 sound files available."

"Suivre les articles édités sous cette rubrique.

• Introduction (menu)
• Japonais - 1ère partie
• Japonais - 2ème partie
• Japonais - 3ème partie
• Japonais - 4ème partie
• Affichage du japonais
• Exercices interactifs
• Livres - Manuels de japonais
• onomatopées
• Kotowaza: les proverbes japonais
• Japonais - 5ème partie
• Les tests de langue japonaise
• Leçon 1
• Reviser le syllabaire hiragana (animation Flash) "

"For a support to your Japanese language learning, we are pleased to show you some examples of our original teaching materials here. More than 1,000 items of MLC originals (Work Sheets, Word/Grammar/Expression Lists, Picture cards, AV learning Aid) are used in the daily class room."

• 40 Verbs
  (Shockwave-Flash)

• You can use these even if your computer doesn't support Japanese characters.
• Matching Quizzes and Multiple-choice Quizzes Using Only Romaji
  
  

Japanese Kana Quizzes

• Hiragana
  
• Katakana
  
• Multiple-choice Vocabulary Quizzes Using Only Kana
  
  

Kanji Study

• Multiple-choice Vocabulary Quizzes on Words Using Kanji
  
  

Words from Japanese Newspapers in Order of Frequency

• Multiple-choice Vocabulary Quizzes Sorted by Frequency of Word Use.
  
  

CGI Flashcards: Randomly Chosen Japanese Words for Reading Practice

• Each time you load the page you will get a random selection of words from a list of 14,783 words marked as "commonly-used" Japanese words in Jim Breen's EDICT.
  
  

Matching Quiz: Words You Should Know (362 Dozen) (Requires Flash 6)

• This is a matching quiz I wrote for Japanese who are studying English. However, you may find it interesting.
  
• There are 362 dozens of matches in the main quiz. Perhaps too many to do at one time, so each time you return to the page, the words are reshuffled generating different matching quizzes.
  
• Here are the some of the same words, sorted by level.
  
  • Words Studied in Junior High School (74 Dozen)
    
  • Words Studied in High School (81 Dozen)
    
  • Words Studied in College (111 Dozen)
    
  • Words for AIT Freshmen (55 Dozen)
    
    

Reading Japanese Signs

• Practice reading Japanese signs. Currently there are almost 900 photographs.
  
  

Japanese Language Proficiency Test Vocabulary Lists

• Vocabulary Study Lists Linked to Online Dictionaries
  
  

Daily Startup (Home) Page for Students of Japanese

• Get 36 kanji characters a day.
  
  • Choose your own level or as many levels as you would like to cover each day.
    
  • You'll be able to see all the 1,908 selected kanji characters several times a year.
    
• Also included are 3 major English search engines, 3 major Japanese search engines and some Japanese reading tools, so it will make a useful "home" page for you."

JGram is dedicated to helping people learn to speak Japanese, in the most effective interactive way: by communicating, sharing knowledge, and talking between Japanese and non-native speakers. This is an interactive community where you are encouraged to contribute your knowledge to our growing database of Japanese grammar. We also encourage you to spread the word and recruit your friends (especially any native speaking friends) to contribute."

• A Japanese Conjugation Builder

A. Engrish can be simply defined as the humorous English mistakes that appear in Japanese advertising and product design."

The Japan Directory is designed as a simple and easy-to-use no-nonsense directory, seeking quality not quantity. With daily updates, it covers the most recent and relevant online information available anywhere. Please bear in mind that the Japan Directory is a basically non-commercial venture depending on dedicated users for further growth. We highly appreciate your support and feedback!"

1. Chapter of "Expressions of feelings" (These are the most popular ones. Everybody knows them)
   
2. Chapter of "Expressons from Japanese comics or Manga (These expressions are based on Japanese comics)
   
3. Chapter of "Actions"(They contain typical Japanese gestures)
   
4. Chapter of "Personalities" (Can you recognize them?)
   
5. Other countries' Smileys(Emoticons) "