About Study Japanese 101
This is a small editorial site for learners who need a better next decision, not a larger bookmarks folder.
Study Japanese 101 exists because choosing how to study can quietly replace studying.
Adult learners have limited attention, uneven weeks, and a remarkable number of apps asking to become a daily habit. We organize resources around the job they perform: remembering vocabulary, building kanji recognition, retrieving grammar, finding readable input, or getting started without assembling a curriculum from scratch.
Who publishes the site
Study Japanese 101 is published by a small team. The site is a curated Japanese resource guide. Commercial relationships, including owned products, are on /disclosures. We are not a language school, a tutoring marketplace, or a software company homepage.
There is no public office, phone, or contact form on this site. We do not list a street address. Editorial policy lives on /disclosures. Privacy and data handling live on /privacy.
What you will find here
The library covers flashcards and SRS, grammar, kanji, reading, listening, speaking, dictionaries, and textbooks. Each category is a short, honest list rather than a dump of every known tool.
A typical page states the study job, who the resource fits, who it does not fit, setup cost, and the first-party pages we checked. We would rather explain a few meaningfully different resources than publish dozens of thin pages that repeat the same feature table.
How we choose and update
Product claims link back to first-party documentation. Every profile shows when those claims were last checked. We do not invent ranking scores, user counts, or laboratory results.
Owned products are labeled on disclosures. We keep the stated tradeoffs and alternatives. We do not sell ranking positions and we do not run a broad affiliate-link program.
What we are not
We are not a feed of app launches, an affiliate catalog, or a universal ranking of Japanese courses. We do not assume that more features produce a better study system. This site does not sell a Study Japanese 101 study app, and it does not ask you to create an account to read the library.
The recurring question here is simpler: what is stuck, and what is the smallest next change that could unstick it?