30 Easy Japanese Classics on Aozora Bunko for Learners
Thirty short Japanese classics on Aozora Bunko, roughly ordered from easiest to hardest, with notes for learners on length, furigana and old kana spelling.
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StudyX Devlog: Niho
StudyX Devlog articles tagged "Niho".
Niho vs Other Ways to Read Japanese Books
How Niho compares with Aozora Bunko plus a pop-up dictionary, free graded readers, learner reading services and paper books, and when to choose them.
Who Is Niho For?
Who gets the most out of Niho: learners who have finished the textbook, JLPT candidates, readers who want Sōseki in the original, heritage learners, commuters without a signal, and who it is not for yet.
Practical Tips for Reading Japanese with Niho
Habits that make Niho work day to day: short books first, Chat view for hard chapters, rough selections, turning off saving for words you know, the reading quiz, and a daily goal you can keep.
Getting Started with Niho: Your First Japanese Book
New to Niho? Pick a book from the Start here shelf, download it, choose a reading view, look up your first word, and meet it again in a quiz a day later. The first evening, step by step.