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JLPT N5 prep guides — the entry level of the Japanese-Language Proficiency Test.

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JLPT December 2026: Date, Registration & Results

JLPT December 2026 is on Sunday, December 6. Registration in Japan is closed. See the test day timetable, pass marks, voucher dates and result dates.

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Oct 10, 2026

LingoDeer vs Duolingo for Japanese (2026): which one actually teaches grammar

Honest LingoDeer vs Duolingo comparison for Japanese learners in 2026: grammar depth, kana and kanji, habit-building, JLPT fit, and where both apps stop.

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Sep 6, 2026

Bunpro vs Duolingo for Japanese (2026): which one actually gets you to JLPT?

Bunpro vs Duolingo for Japanese in 2026: a JLPT grammar SRS against a gamified beginner course. What each is genuinely better at, and which to pick.

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Aug 30, 2026

Genki vs Bunpro (2026): Textbook or Grammar App?

Genki vs Bunpro in 2026: a 23-lesson textbook against a 900+ point grammar SRS. What each does best, where each stops, and how to use both.

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Aug 26, 2026

Japanese Particle Practice: 50 Fill-in-the-Blank Exercises (N5–N3) With Answers

50 fill-in-the-blank Japanese particle exercises for JLPT N5 to N3, with answers and a one-line reason for every item. Type the particle, don't pick it.

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Aug 2, 2026

How to read a Japanese menu: kanji and words (JLPT N4-N5)

How to read a Japanese menu in five blocks: meal format, cooking method, ingredients, portion size and the price line, with the JLPT level of every word.

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Jul 28, 2026

Japanese convenience store phrases and kanji (JLPT N5)

Japanese convenience store phrases and kanji: the four questions the clerk asks, best-before vs use-by dates, and tax-included prices, at JLPT N5 level.

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Jul 28, 2026

Yamanote line train arriving at Shinjuku station with platform signs visible

Japanese train station kanji: read Tokyo signs (JLPT N5)

Japanese train station kanji explained: the 12 characters on Tokyo station signs, fare boards and exit markers, all JLPT N5, photographed on the Yamanote line.

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May 2, 2026