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Kodomo Asahi - Oshaberi English (Asahi Shinbun for Kids): English for Elementary School Children in Japan. (In Japanese and English.)
KodomoEikaiwa.podomatic.com - English-Japanese Podcast (Devon and Ayako): Expressions for Children
RSS = http://kodomoeikaiwa.podomatic.com/rss2.xml
Kojiro - English Sentence for Japanese Children: Lots of situational sentences in English with Japanese equivalents.
Kotowaza Collection - English-Japanese Proverbs (Yoshio Hayashi): English proverbs with Japanese translations.
Kougyou Eigo Gakushu Site - Koutan (Memot Systems): JavaScript English-Japanese Flashcards for Technology-related words.
KUBEE 1850 - Basic English Words List for Elementary School Students (Shin Ishikawa): Includes: accustomed, adjust, amuse, awkward, basically, ...
Kyujiro - English-Japanese Baseball Langauge: A Subset of Eijiro English-Japnaese Data.
Let's Master Basic English Verbs (alc.co.jp): 24 lessons on 'have,' 'make,' 'take,' 'give' and 'get.'
Life Science Dictionary Reading Assistant Project (Kyoto University): Read English web pages with links to a English-Japanese glossary.
Machigai Podcast - Talking about Errors in English that Japanese Students Make (Tim Young): English and Japanese RSS = http://www.machigai.com/mp3/machigai.xml
MagMag - Eitango Email Magazines: In Japanese. Get emailed vocabulary lessons.
MagMag - Juken Eigo Email Magazines: In Japanese. Get emailed lessons.
Mainichi Chokotto Listening Tokkun Podcast (In Japanese and English): 3 to 5 minutes, about 3 times a week, no wasted time with off topic chatter.
Mainichi Chotto Listening Tokkun (Podast in Japanese about English): 4 minute shows
RSS = http://asahi-press.seesaa.net/index20.rdf
Mainichi Weekly Podcast [FRAME]: The page is in Japanese.MP3 files about English with some Japanese talking, too.
Mark's English - One Point Eigo (Emi Okamoto): One point lesson such as: I'm sorry for being late, Excuse me for being late.
Mayumi Ishihara's English Question Box (alc.co.jp): Podcast in Japanese about English.
RSS = http://www.podcasttank.jp/alc/program2/rss2.0.xml
Measuring Vocabulary (Online Quizzes for Testing Your Vocabulary) (Shimizu): English to Japanese Multiple-choice Questions / Matching / Graded by CGI
MP3 Files: 3,300 Words for Science and Engineering Explained in Japanese (cocet.nime.ac.jp): You can put these on your iPod or other MP3 player and study on the train.
Netwaribiki's Multiple-choice Japanese-English Quizzes: Requires connecting to the server to check each question, one at a time. (Clean)
NHK's 100-go De Start! EiKaiWa (Let's Start with 100 Words) [FRAME]: Flash required. For 2nd Year Junior High School (8th grade) Students
NHK's English Conversation Page: It's mostly in Japanese. Clips from the TV show.
Nichijo Eikaiwa Video Podcast: Watch online or download the .mp4 file.
Nihon de Eikaiwa (Ben Taylor): Check out the 'Eiken no Renshuu.' Some activities must meet Hot Potatoes 6 requirements.
Nihongo-shoho - Vocabulary Test (Bernhard Garz): Really for studying Japanese, but can be used to study English, too.
Nikkei Business Online - Business English Podcast (Chika Isuguro): Explained in Japanese. RSS = http://nb.nikkeibp.co.jp/free/podcast/eng.xml
NUFS Podcast (Nagoya University of Foreign Studie): The weekly English podcast produced by Japanese students.
Nullarbor Press - VOA Special English Download Page: You can download MP3 or RealAudio files and the text file of the script.
Nullarbor Press - VOA Special English News (Dictation Practice): Listen to MP3 or RA files, type in what you hear, then submit for score.
O-kiraku, Junior High English - High School English: English grammar rules and examples in Japanese.
Oh, that's how you say it! (alc.co.jp): See a Japanese sentence and various ways to translate it into English.
Olympus English School (OES) Podcast [FRAME] (Numazu, Japan): In English and Japanese
RSS = http://feeds.feedburner.com/blogspot/Uakj
One Hundred Percent Pure English (in Japanese) [FRAME] (Comax Inc.): A fairly complete explanation of English grammar in Japanese.
Online 'Eigo Kenshin' - Check Your English (www.asahipress.com): Quizzes for students of English who can read Japanese.
Onomatopoetic English-Japanese Dictionary (Nori-Aki Nakabayashi): aha, ahchoo, ahoy, baa, bang, blob, chatter, chomp, choo-choo, clang, ...
Pair de Oboeru Tango Podcast (Yoichi Haruyama): Learning English words by learning contrasting pairs. (Mostly in Japanese)
Pod Dialogue (Paul Fujipod): These are English dialogues aimed at Japanese, so there is Japanese speaking on the podcasts, too.
Portside Station Net - Useful Phrases in English (Boon Oyama): If you fast-forward through all the Japanese speaking, even non-Japanese speakers can use this.RSS = http://portside-station.net/portside/blog/upenglish/podcast.rdf
QQQ Eitango Quizzes (English-Japanese): Multiple-choice questions graded by CGI after each question.
QQQ Eitango Quizzes (English-Japanese) - Cellphone Version: Multiple-choice questions graded by CGI after each question.
RNN News - Jiji Eigo Jiten: English-Japanese Word Lists in 42 Categories
Scientific American Articles in English with Japanese Translations (Nikkei Science): Read the English on the right with the Japanese on the left.
Selamat Makan - English - Indonesian - Japanese Food Glossary (Miho): This is part of an Indonesian cooking website in Japan.
Situation 100 Plus (alc.co.jp): See Japanese setences, try to translate, then see the answers.
Station81.com - Lucy's Tuskaeru Eikaiwa Podcast: Mostly Japanese talking.
RSS = http://station81.com/files/2/6/rss.xml
Station81.com - Marimo's English Podcast: Mostly Japanese Talking
RSS = http://station81.com/files/9/19/rss.xml
Station81.com - Nichijo Eikaiwa (video podcast) (Masaharu Moriwaki - Ami): RSS = http://station81.com/files/1/10/rss.xml
Study for High School English Exams in Japan (Bonjin): English explained in Japanese.
Syndy.jp - eChat Podcast: In Japanese and English
RSS = http://syndy.jp/podcasting/echat/podcast.xml
TAK's English Slang Dictionary (English-Japanese): Free online dictionary with definitions and examples (translated into Japanese.)
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