There are 11 posts tagged YouTube (this is page 1 of 1).
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida delivered a speech at the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) Review Conference at the UN on Monday, August 1, 2022. Fumio Kishida was the first Japanese prime minister to attend the NPT Review Conference, which …
Hannah started learning Japanese when she was 13 years old and she has recently graduated from Oxford Univeristy majoring in Japanese. She discusses different topics related to her experience in learning the Japaense language and culture and other topics about …
J.LIVE (Japanese Learning Inspired Vision and Engagement) Talk was founded in 2015 as a college-level Japanese language presentation competition. It’s similar to a TED Talk where a presenter shares his/her vision using audio-visual materials and interacts with the audience. This …
Pachinko will be aired on Apple TV+ in 2022. Pachinko is a national best seller novel by Min Jin Lee, who described the struggles of Korean immigrants in Japan in the 20th century. The story describes a Korean family across …
The recordings of the “How to Build a Japan-related Career” seminars by the U.S.-Japan Bridging Foundation in Fall 2021 are available on this YouTube playlist.
Below is the topic of the presentations.
The recording of “Japanese Pop Culture: Connecting the World through Manga and Anime” on February 15, 2022 is now available on YouTube.
Description of the webinar:
Japanese pop culture, symbolized by manga and anime, has become an increasingly significant part …
Pam Ikegami shares clear and straightforward explanations of Japanese grammar based on the Genki textbooks (from Ch.7 – Ch.15). Unlike the other YouTuber’s Japaense grammar lessons, her explanation videos are minimalist (without any frills), focusing on linguistic explanations of the …
JapanesePod101.com is probably the most popular YouTube channel (with more than 2.5M subscribers) for learning the Japaense language. Their main website (https://www.japanesepod101.com) is subscription based (not free), but they also share some of their lesson videos (in fact, …
Miku is a popular Japanese learning YouTuber whose “Miku Real Japanese” has over 200k subscribers.
“Want to know the best way to learn Japanese fast? Learn with me, Miku sense! For real & authentic Japanese spoken in Japan”
Misa is a very popular YouTuber who streams Japanese language lessons on her YouTube channel called “Japanese Ammo.” Misa, who identifies herself as an enthusiastic multilingual ninja, eager translator, manga lover, and happy world traveler, has a large number of …
ときにあんでぃ (ToKini Andy) live streams detailed Japanese grammar videos based on the Genki and Quartet textbook series. Highly recommended if you are interested in self-studying or having refresher sessions of Genki.
Here is the direct link to his videos based …
