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1. allabout-japan.com › en › articleThe 6 Handiest Japanese Learning Tools | All About Japan

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   2014年4月9日 · Rikaichan is a reliable, easy-to-use, and completely free tool that makes navigating Japanese content online far less painful, and once you discover it you’ll never want to let it go. Oh, and Chrome users need not despair either—Rikaikun, a solid port of the

2. allabout-japan.com › en › articleHow to Use a Loppi Ticket Machine - All About Japan

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   2017年10月16日 · Loppi ticket machines are a convenient way to get tickets for sports events, concerts and theater, as well as day passes for Universal Studios Japan, Disneyland and the Ghibli Museum!

3. allabout-japan.com › en › articleIntro to the Japanese Writing System | All About Japan

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   2017年3月30日 · Intro to the Japanese Writing System. In Japanese writing, there are three completely separate sets of characters called kanji, hiragana and katakana, that are used in reading and writing. In the picture above, the first “Tokyo” is written in kanji, with the hiragana version next, and the katakana one at the bottom.

4. allabout-japan.com › en › article5 Freelance Language Teaching Sites - All About Japan

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   2018年8月17日 · 1. Hello Sensei. http://www.findstudents.net. At the top of our list is Hello Sensei, which is one of the best-known matching sites for English teachers and students. The site uses a very simple interface that boasts a registration time of only 10-15 minutes.

5. allabout-japan.com › en › articleIntro to the Japanese Writing System: Katakana | All About Japan

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   2017年3月30日 · What makes things different in Japanese? Let’s dive into the answer, and since it’s going to take a while to explain, go ahead and pour yourself a cup of coffee. Which, incidentally, is written with katakana as コーヒー. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Joyo.png.

6. allabout-japan.com › en › articleLearning to Love 'Sumi' Ink Sticks | All About Japan

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   2016年7月19日 · Ink sticks, or 'sumi,' were a practical way of conserving and transporting ink. They're the classic tool for writing Japanese calligraphy—and using them has an almost Zen-like quality.

7. allabout-japan.com › en › articleJapan's Robots: Past, Present & Future | All About Japan

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   2016年5月26日 · As we can see from the advances made in existing robot technologies—such as the cleaning robot Roomba and medical robot da Vinci—we’re likely to see robots employed in a wide variety of familiar service fields, like the fully automatic driverless Google car