This LibGuide contains resources for intermediate to advanced Japanese language learners. You can find information on books available at our library, and links to useful websites for studying Japanese.

Rosetta Stone
The University Library has a subscription to Rosetta Stone Foundations, which includes lessons for learning 30 different languages. To access, just click the link to Rosetta Stone Foundations (below) and login with your NetID and password.

This website tells you what "tadoku" ("read a lot" in English) means, how you practice it, and what four "golden rules" are in doing "tadoku". Let's check them!

Also known as "extensive reading," tadoku is a Japanese as a Second Language (JSL) study practice emphasizing reading as many books as possible at the student's current comprehension level. Tadoku is based on a language acquisition model that assumes the more a language learner reads the better the resulting language skills.

This website picks up recent news or events concerning Japanese politics, economics, culture, and society, and offers English explanations of them with some Japanese translations of English phrases and sentences.