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Learning to read Japanese doesn't need to strike fear. Let me introduce you to Tadoku Graded Readers... they're free!

Learning to read Japanese can feel like climbing Mount Fuji—exciting yet overwhelming. With thousands of kanji, multiple scripts, and complex grammar, it’s easy to get lost. But fear not! The right resources can make all the difference. Today, we’ll explore my absolute favorite free tool for building reading confidence: Tadoku.org. Tadoku.org – The Best Graded Readers for Beginners Link:…

While living here in Tokyo, I’m always on the hunt for local spots that make practicing Japanese feel less like a chore and more like a hobby. Recently, I’ve traded the textbooks for some leisure reading at a Tadoku book club, and it has been a fantastic experience. Free Japanese Book Club in Shinjuku Every Saturday afternoon, Japanese learners gather at the Shinjuku Multicultural Plaza to dive…

It took just a month for me to finish reading the novel "Holes". I was a slow reader when I began to read, but I became faster and faster as I continued reading. Just like Stanley as him digger.

The scene I love the most of this story is the one Stanley felt unsured happiness on the hill, eating peels of onion. I had skipped some words and keep unknown but I could understand most of sentences.

Holes (Holes Series)

posted with amazlet at 19.02.15

Louis Sachar Yearling (2000-05-09)

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