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Many of the links below have been retrieved from sites such as the JET Wikia and JET Programme sites. If you are aware of any updates or bad links please advise us. Likewise, if you would like to add a link please forward the details.
Contents: Teaching Sites*Japanese study*JET Prefectural Info & Sites
Teaching Sites
Genki English - packed full of games, songs and activities. Great for Elementary school. Some materials are not free.
Kumamoto University's Elementary school English flashcards - fantastic flashcards designed for use in the Japanese classroom.
MES English - excellent resource for colorful and entertaining flashcards. Good for Elementary and first year Junior High. All materials are free.
NATTO Database - National Archive of Teaching Techniques Online. Download lessons and games here. Upload and share your own activities with the rest of the JET community.
Oxfam's Cool Planet - teaching activities for cultural awareness and global citizenship.
Puzzle maker - great for last minute worksheets
Three Wise Monkeys - activities and ideas. Good for JHS.
Wikigogy.org - similar website to WikiJET but non-Japan specific.
Lesson Plans - from the official JET Programme forum site
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Japanese study
KanjiMyBlog.com - Add customised random Kanji to your blog or homepage!
Reading Tutor - helpful translation website. Gives hiragana readings for kanji and English translation.
Tae Kim's guide to Japanese grammar - covers basic to advanced grammar in an easy-to-understand way.
The JLPT Study Page - is a solid site for information on the JLPT levels 4, 3, and 2.
Kanji Practice - a site with quicktime video of Kanji stroke order.
Tad Perry's Quick and Dirty guide to Japanese - A romaji version of just the essentials for informal Japanese. A kana version is also available on the web.
Rikaichan - An great browser dictionary for Firefox. It's free and worth the effort if you hate constantly looking up words. Scroll your cursor over words to look them up. It recognizes compounds and names.
The Super Dictionary - An excellent site for help regarding turning a PDA into a electronic dictionary. Also features solid reviews of other electronic dictionaries. This site is run by an ex-JET.
JTango - Dictionary search site. Search in English, romaji or Japanese.
The new CLAIR Japanese language course.
Online Dictionaries and Translation: |
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| ALC | Eigotown |
| Excite.jp Online Dictionary | Jim Breen's JDIC |
| Kantango | Yahoo.jp Online Dictionary |
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JET Prefectural websites
The following links are to JET prefectural websites, wikis, Facebook or message boards. If you click on the speech bubble 
it will take you directly to discussion on the prefecture (if available) at the official Jet Programme forum. Some of these sites are affliated with National AJET while others are not. In some prefectures there are long neglected websites so I have tried to have the most active/relevant website linked to from here. If the link becomes broken, you know of a better link, or there is a new/updated prefectural site please contact us. If you would like to discuss or advertise events in your prefecture please do so via our forums.
 JET webmasters please update your details where necessary - and a link back to here, here or here is appreciated! |
1. Hokkaido 2. Aomori 8. Ibaraki |
15. Niigata 24. Mie |
31. Tottori 36. Tokushima 40. Fukuoka |
Note: If a certain link is dead, check the list at the Englipedia site instead or this one at Jetwit |
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