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Comprehensive Japanese name reference covering thousands of first names and surnames. Explore names by kanji, pronunciation, stroke count, and popularity rankings.
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The Jepang.org Ecosystem
Jepang.org is more than a single tutorial hub. Behind it is a network of Japanese learning sites that complement each other, from kana and grammar foundations to kanji reference, flashcard practice, proverbs, news, and anime.
This page helps you choose the right site for what you want to learn today.
Choose Where to Learn
Each site has its own focus. Start from your learning goal: strengthen basics, look up kanji, understand sentence patterns, or follow the latest news from Japan.
Jepang.org
The main Jepang.org learning portal: step-by-step tutorials from the beginning, JLPT preparation, vocabulary, keigo, and interactive tools on Jepang.org Labs.
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Kanji.Jepang.org
Interactive kanji dictionary with meanings, onyomi and kunyomi readings, stroke order, related vocabulary, and JLPT-level practice.
13,000+ kanjiJLPT practiceFast search
Open Kanji Dictionary Kanji Flash
Flashcard-style kanji practice with cards, decks, and themed sets for building retention, checking readings and meanings, and reviewing without an account.
2,681 cards114 decksNo account
Open Kanji Flash Bunpou.Jepang.org
Japanese grammar reference: particles, conjugation, sentence patterns, usage nuance, and short drills—organized by JLPT level and proficiency.
621 lessonsParticles & patternsJLPT tracks
Study Grammar Kotowaza.Jepang.org
Dictionary of Japanese proverbs and sayings with meanings, nuance, themes, usage contexts, and equivalents to help you grasp figurative expressions.
583 proverbsThemes & contextsEquivalent search
Open Proverbs Dictionary Ono.Jepang.org
Japanese onomatopoeia dictionary: sounds, motion, texture, feeling, and atmosphere—from giongo and giseigo to gitaigo common in manga and conversation.
1,295 entriesGiongo & gitaigoMeaning categories
Browse Onomatopoeia Gairaigo.Jepang.org
Dictionary of Japanese loanwords: source languages, wasei-eigo, abbreviations, shortenings, and notes on meaning shifts that often confuse learners.
9,600+ entriesWasei-eigoSource languages
Search Loanwords Berita.Jepang.org
Curated Japan news for Indonesian readers: politics, economy, science, culture, environment, sports, plus anime and manga updates.
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Anime airing schedules in WIB, a database of popular titles, genre rankings, and quick access to current-season recommendations.
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How These Sites Work Together
Think of Jepang.org as your learning foundation: tutorials, vocabulary, keigo, and JLPT preparation help you build a solid base. From there, specialized sites offer deeper study for specific needs: kanji reference at Kanji.Jepang.org, flashcard practice in Kanji Flash, sentence patterns at Bunpou.Jepang.org, and cultural expressions at Kotowaza and Ono.Jepang.org.
Gairaigo.Jepang.org extends your vocabulary with loanwords common in modern conversation. Berita.Jepang.org and Anime.Jepang.org let you read Japanese in real contexts: current news from Tokyo and popular entertainment many learners follow.
All of these sites are managed as one Jepang.org editorial family by Septian Ganendra S. K. (sepTN). You can read the material standards on the Editorial Standards page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Jepang.org ecosystem?
The Jepang.org ecosystem is a group of connected Japanese learning sites. The main site, Jepang.org, focuses on tutorials, JLPT, and vocabulary, while dedicated sites such as Kanji, Bunpou, Kotowaza, and others go deeper on specific topics.
Which site is best for beginners?
Start with Jepang.org: work through Hiragana and Katakana tutorials, basic grammar, then move on to JLPT N5 material. Once your foundation feels solid, open Kanji.Jepang.org, Kanji Flash, and Bunpou.Jepang.org for characters, memorization practice, and sentence patterns.
Where can I learn Japanese proverbs?
Open Kotowaza.Jepang.org. This site offers a dictionary of Japanese proverbs with meanings, nuance, themes, and usage contexts to help you understand figurative expressions in the right setting.
How is Kanji.Jepang.org different from kanji material on the main site?
The main site provides JLPT-level kanji lists and guides as part of the learning curriculum. Kanji.Jepang.org is a full interactive dictionary with search, reading details, related vocabulary, stroke order, and practice modes.
Are all Jepang.org sites free?
Yes, sites in the Jepang.org ecosystem are free to use for learning. Some pages may offer optional support options, but the core educational material is open to all visitors.
Who manages these sites?
The entire ecosystem is managed by Septian Ganendra S. K. (sepTN), who has run Jepang.org since 2016. You can read the full profile and editorial standards on the About Us and Editorial Standards pages.