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GaijinRyman
This GitHub repository collects Japanese-learning resources, including immersion guides and curated resource lists.
About GaijinRyman
GaijinRyman/LearningJapaneseResources is a GitHub repository whose README works as a link index for Japanese study material. It groups outside resources under headings for general immersion guides and lists, downloads, vocabulary, kanji, grammar, reading and listening, and points readers to third-party sites rather than hosting lessons itself.
The list mixes English-language material with some Spanish and Chinese resources, and covers everyday and classical Japanese grammar. Several entries link to download collections for dictionaries, textbooks and JLPT preparation, and a VLC playlist link is given for streaming Japanese live TV. Entries were written at various times, so some linked sites may have changed since.
Key features
- Links to immersion-based Japanese learning guides and groups
- Download sections for dictionary packs, textbooks and JLPT prep
- Separate vocabulary, kanji and grammar resource sections
- Reading and listening material listed by approximate JLPT level
- Some resources in Spanish, Chinese and trilingual JP-CH-EN formats
- VLC playlist link for streaming Japanese live TV channels
Best for: Japanese learners who want a single index of immersion guides, dictionaries and study downloads rather than a course of its own.
Good for
- Covers multiple skill areas: vocabulary, kanji, grammar, reading and listening
- Includes non-English resources, such as Spanish and Chinese material
- Points to both beginner-level and classical Japanese grammar references
Watch out for
- A download collection is described as mostly scans of paid educational resources
- Some linked sites are noted as no longer free or may have changed since listing
- The repository links to outside material and does not host teaching content itself
GaijinRyman at a glance
- Category
- Education & Learning › Language Learning
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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GaijinRyman FAQ
Does the list include classical Japanese grammar?
Yes. It links a Koten Bunpo reference for Kobun, alongside a Kokugo Bunpo reference for grammar as taught in Japanese schools.
Are any resources in languages other than English?
Yes. The list includes Spanish-language resources, a trilingual JP-CH-EN grammar reference, and notes that some dictionary packs contain bilingual dictionaries in other languages.
Is there material for reading and listening at beginner level?
The README states that its reading and listening sections, and the linked download pack, hold material worth until about the N4 level.
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