Use Alcarna Search Engine to support your Japanese study: similar to Google in that it has a simple interface with a primary focus on searching. It also provides a simple interface for submitting your site for free. Turnaround time of...

Use Asahi Broadcasting Corporation to practise listening to authentic Japanese and build pronunciation and vocabulary.

Use Asahi Shimbun to practise reading authentic Japanese and build vocabulary through news and current topics.

Use Bab.la to look up Japanese words, check meanings and support vocabulary learning.

Use BIGLOBE to support your Japanese study: bIGLOBE (ビッグローブ) (combination of the words "big" and "globe") is one of the leading internet service providers in Japan, operated by NEC BIGLOBE, Ltd., a 2006...

Use Digital Dialects to practise Japanese with learning materials covering vocabulary, grammar and everyday language.

Use Excite in Japanese to support your Japanese study: excite is one of the smaller search engines in Japan, it is powered by Google. Excite's Online Translation tool is popular with people in Japan. Excite's portal site aimed at...

Use Fuji TV to practise listening to authentic Japanese through video, television and cultural content.

Use GLOSS to practise listening to authentic Japanese and build pronunciation and vocabulary.

Use goo (powered by Google) to support your Japanese study: goo is an Internet search engine (powered by Google) and web portal based in Japan, which crawls and indexes primarily Japanese language websites (before switching to Google).

Use Google in Japanese to support your Japanese study: google not only operates under its own domain at google.co.jp, but also is starting to provide most of the search results for Yahoo! Japan. In addition, it provides search...

Use J-Wave to practise listening to authentic Japanese and build pronunciation and vocabulary.

Use Japanese Phrases for Travellers to practise Japanese with learning materials covering vocabulary, grammar and everyday language.

Use JOSHU to practise Japanese with learning materials covering vocabulary, grammar and everyday language.

Use MSN Japan to practise reading authentic Japanese and build vocabulary through news and current topics.

Use NewsWeek Japan to practise reading authentic Japanese and build vocabulary through news and current topics.

Use NHK to practise listening to authentic Japanese through video, television and cultural content.

Use NHK to practise listening to authentic Japanese and build pronunciation and vocabulary.

Use NHK World Radio Japan (Free Audio & Text Japanese Lessons) to practise listening to authentic Japanese and build pronunciation and vocabulary.

Use Nihongo o Narau - Learn Japanese to practise listening to authentic Japanese and build pronunciation and vocabulary.

- 660 grammar articles across JLPT N5-N1 - 10,000+ JLPT practice questions - 128 structured self-study lessons (from hiragana upward) - A conjugation trainer, an adaptive level-check test, and audio flashcards

Use Nippon TV to practise listening to authentic Japanese through video, television and cultural content.

Use NUCB Business School to support your Japanese study: nagoya University of Commerce & Business (abbreviated as NUCB) is a Japanese private university located in Nisshin, Aichi within the Tokai region of Japan. Reflecting the needs...

Use Radio Osaka to practise listening to authentic Japanese and build pronunciation and vocabulary.

Use Seishun Publishing to support your Japanese study: seishun Publishing Co., Ltd. (or Youth Publisher Co., Ltd. in English) is a publishing company in Japan. Mainly specializing in practical writing and self-development for young...

Use STV to practise listening to authentic Japanese through video, television and cultural content.

Use TBC to practise listening to authentic Japanese and build pronunciation and vocabulary.

Use The Japan Foundation to support your Japanese study: japan's principal agent for cultural relations between Japan and overseas countries. The Japan Foundation maintains 24 overseas branches in 23 countries, including the UK (London).

Use The Japan Times Online to practise reading authentic Japanese and build vocabulary through news and current topics.

Use The Mainichi to practise reading authentic Japanese and build vocabulary through news and current topics.