A weekly Japanese-learning newsletter from a native teacher in Fukuoka, pairing podcast episodes with blog posts on everyday vocabulary, counters, news language and Japanese culture. Each issue explains a specific usage point, such as how to count objects or what a term means in the news, in clear Japanese with English and Chinese headings.
Website: https://blog.nihongo-sayuri.com/
A monthly newsletter for Japanese learners that explains nuances of the language, such as the verbs kawaru and kaeru or the use of incomplete sentences, and shares study strategies. It mixes the author's personal experience with cited research and practical advice.
A personal blog by an anime animator covering practical aspects of working in Japanese animation, such as production notation and career pathways for foreigners. It also includes personal reflections on topics like digital minimalism.
A personal blog-style newsletter from a Trust and Safety software engineer who writes about building iOS apps (Wakaba for learning Japanese, RowSwift for CSV analysis) and data-driven stories such as Puerto Rico's Olympic history. The writing is conversational and personal, with some original data analysis mixed with project announcements.
A personal blog-style newsletter from Joseph Coston, mixing photography notes from Japan, reflections on learning kanji and radicals, and announcements of small web tools he builds. Readers get first-person travel photo commentary, language-learning essays, and practical notes on his projects.
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