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» All the Japanese Slang You Can Stand Too! - A slang resource for Japanese language enthusiasts interested in learning colloquial speech terminology.




» Classical Japanese Language and Literature - This site teaches classical Japanese through poems and extracts from literary classics. Grammatical points are explained.




» Discovery Information's Kanji Lessons - Free online kanji lessons and links to Japanese-related sites.




» Gender Disctinction in Japanese - Essay on "Manifestations of Gender Distinction in the Japanese Language"




» Honyaku Mailing List - Dedicated to Japanese/English Translation (and translators)




» Japanese: The Spoken Language - This three-volume textbook series and accompanying interactive CD-ROM program stresses Japanese as it is spoken today in Japan.




» Japanese wa, mo, ga, wo, na, no - Scholarly study of the syntax of the six most common post-nominal particles in Japanese, by Frederik Kortlandt.




» Kanji Clinic - A column appearing every third Friday in The Japan Times aiming at providing practical advice to non-Japanese adults striving to become literate in Japanese by learning the 1,945 general-use kanji. It is written by Mary Sisk Noguchi, associate professor at Meijo University in Nagoya, Japan.




» The Kanji Master Program - Site devoted to the study of kanji in the light of their history and place within Chinese and Japanese civilization.




» Kanji.com - Writings on the kanji character system.




» Learning Japanese BBS - Web-based bulletin board system for learning Japanese.




» Mainichi-Kanji - Introduces a new kanji on each weekday, with readings, meanings and examples. On weekends the week's kanji are reviewed. The site can be viewed on any computer, no Japanese fonts are required.




» North Kyushu Creole - Long linguistic paper by John C. Maher concerning the derivation of Japanese from a creolized koiné, with its major sources from the Altaic and Austronesian language families.




» The Origins of Kanji in Japan - The history of kanji and how it came to be used in Japanese writing.




» Osaka Shoin Women's College - The Japanese Language Research Center.




» Understanding Written Japanese - This Kanji Study Group website teaches written Japanese language for free. Indexed kanji references, quick look-ups, and primers on kanji, hiragana and katakana.