Thanks to S. Renovich:
shaw.ca/renovich/funjapanese
see also http://members.shaw.ca/funwithwordsinjapanese/
Nihongo E-na made by The Japan Foundation Language Institute in Kansai has a wealth of information about various websites and new sites are added on a regular basis. I also like the fact that the feature website and e!Kore Q & A changes each time you click to go to the website. The introductions to the websites are very useful in getting an overview to the sites, especially if you are visiting for the first time.
AJALT's website has an interactive section called "Life in Japan Mitokotto" which was quite entertaining. You can explore so many places in the town and watch real-life situations such as asking for directions, listening to train announcements, and ordering food.
For Japanese textbooks that have study material on-line, you will find their links.
On the Teachers page, I have also added a link to Tachibana-sensei's "Nihongo Ganbatte."
...a page of links called "Language Learning" on the Fun Japanese website.
http://www.members.see also http://members.
Nihongo E-na made by The Japan Foundation Language Institute in Kansai has a wealth of information about various websites and new sites are added on a regular basis. I also like the fact that the feature website and e!Kore Q & A changes each time you click to go to the website. The introductions to the websites are very useful in getting an overview to the sites, especially if you are visiting for the first time.
AJALT's website has an interactive section called "Life in Japan Mitokotto" which was quite entertaining. You can explore so many places in the town and watch real-life situations such as asking for directions, listening to train announcements, and ordering food.
For Japanese textbooks that have study material on-line, you will find their links.
On the Teachers page, I have also added a link to Tachibana-sensei's "Nihongo Ganbatte."
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