people
have accessed to this page since Feb. 8, 1997.
We
proudly announce that, with a help from Brent, we have the Katakana and
Hiragana lessons here, too!
This is a Japanese learning web site by Reiko Sakaguchi. I will teach you Japanese using my favorite Anime, Yu Yu Hakusho and Magic Knights RayEarth as learning materials. If you are a serious Anime fan and wish to understand what characters are talking in your favorite Anime without reading subtitle, but don't have time or money to hire a tutor or to take Japanese courses, this is the class for you! Each day, I will introduce you some Japanese using Anime characters' voice. All you need to do is to check this page every day (Mon. - Thur.) at your convenient time. And of course it's free! Sounds great? Let's begin!
This page was made possible by the help from my husband,
Toru Sakaguchi
(a.k.a. Justy Ueki Tylor), my friends,Brenf Buchalew, Andy
Church (achurch@dragonfire.net)
and Troy Alan Williams who gave
us this wonderful opportunity to re-open JAL. Thank you, guys!
Click
here for Reiko-chan's message (80KB).Reiko chan no Anime de Nihongo.
Reiko-chan's "Let's learn Japanese using Anime."
Thank you very much for using this site for learning Japanese. I began this site hoping to have 40 students but now I have more than 300 students! You don't need to do anything to enroll to this class, please just enjoy. If you have questions regarding this site or Japanese language, please write to:
Click the Week you want to go. Follow the link to the lesson you want to do. Each lesson is independent; however, later lessons may refer to the previous lessons.
People who can't afford
online study, click here
to download zipped .wav files.
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New series of Lessons using Yu Yu Hakusho characters:
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Brent
Buckalew Presents These are new series of lessons on basic Japanese writing made by Brent Buckalew. You can learn how to write, read, and pronounce all the Japanese sound. Accompanied by sounds and Anime pictures, these lessons are easy and fun, yet satisfy the needs of serious Japanese learners. Have fun!
Want to learn Kanji? Here is a good site for you!
The Japanese Education Ministry has the following site for beginners in Kanji wanting to master the basic 1,950 Jouyou Kanji characters:
http://members.aol.com/joyo96/index96.html
Send
e-mail to Reiko: reikos@dragonfire.net
