The Encyclopedia Britannia's page about the Japanese language, culture and other information. This is helpful towards students who wish to have a general understanding of Japanese.

A YouTube video that allows students to hear how Japanese is pronounced with hiragana and katakana on screen. This is helpful for beginning students who may not know what Japanese sounds like.

This is an online Japanese-English dictionary, which can be used for words or phrases in either language. This website can assist in Kanji, katakana and general word understanding of Japanese.

This YouTube channel is produced by JapanesePod101, a large website geared towards teaching Japanese. Useful for learning quick and easy beginner vocabulary, phrases, and hear examples in actual spoken Japanese.

JapanSocietyNYC is a non-profit organization geared towards promoting mutual understanding between America and Japan. Their YouTube page offers many resources from basic classes to more cultural-related ones.

A great resource for beginner students who have yet to master the Japanese writing systems of katakana and hiragana! This is a PDF which teaches proper stroke order and can be printed.

WaniKani is an SRS (Spaced Repetition System) to teach Kanji, starting from 1st grade Kanji and slowly leveling up a user. This is geared towards students who have already mastered (or mostly mastered) Kana, as it asks for readings of Kanji characters in Japanese.

Bunpro is an SRS system that is geared towards Japanese grammar! Useful for students who have a textbook (Genki, Tobira, Minna no Nihongo), but can be used without the books, as it has extensive examples.

Minato is a program by the Japanese Foundation, which offers both self-study and tutor-supported courses, for all levels of Japanese. Useful as each course has videos and quizzes to allow students to go at their own pace.

NHK is one of the largest sources of Japanese news, and this version is built for foreigners and young members of society to be able to read. Useful for students who wish to practice reading, as kanji have furigana (small kana over kanji) to help facilitate fluid reading.