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1. www.asianstudies.org › wp-content › uploadsAn On-line Anthology ese Text of Japanese Initiative ...

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   As with the other texts of the Electronic Text Center, the Japanese texts will be made available in new e-book formats, such as Microsoft Reader format. As always, the JTI will seek copyright-free English translations of classical Japanese liter-ature to add to the Web site. Users of the site are invited to contact

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3. guides.library.upenn.edu › cLiterature - Japanese Digital Resources - Guides at Penn ...

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   Sep 5, 2024 · Aozora bunko is a digital library of modern Japanese literature in the public domain, from the Meiji, Taisho, and Showa periods. It provides ruby-glossed copies of works in plain text and HTML format, both searchable and browsable by work title and author name.

4. www.tofugu.com › japanese › how-to-buy-japanese-ebooksThe Best Japanese E-Book Retailers for Japanese Learners

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   • How to Choose An E-Book Retailer
   • Recommended Japanese E-Book Retailers / 電子書籍ストア
   • Can't Get Enough? Consider Subscribing to A Yomihōdai (読み放題) Service
   • How to Take Advantage of E-Books to Learn Japanese
   • Welcome to The World of Japanese E-Books!

   Okay, you're hooked on digital phonics and ready to dive into the tantalizing world of Japanese e-books. But where to begin? Well, first you'll have to decide where you want to get your e-books. There's no shortage of 電子書籍ストア (denshishoseki sutoa) — literally "e-book stores," or services that sell Japanese e-books. There's nothing wrong with dippin...

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   With all those questions swimming in our minds and keeping us up at night, we writers at Tofugu tried out multiple Japanese e-book services so you don't have to. We used websites with browser-based readers/apps, like BookLive, BookWalker, and Honto, as well as e-book devices that support Japanese text, such as the Amazon Kindle and Kobo. There's ev...

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   But what if you just want to read all the Japanese words your heart desires? Well, you could look into something called yomihōdai (読み放題), or an "all-you-can-read" subscription. Some places offer different kinds of subscriptions, like a manga-and-magazine yomihōdai, light novel/assorted yomihōdai, etc. For example, BookWalker has a service like this...

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   Alright, now we've hopefully gotten a Japanese e-book or two in your digital cyborg hands. But how do you use them to learn Japanese? Well, first off, you've got to read them. Yea, it's a big ask. Reading in a language you're learning can be a rough time, as it's usually slower and more pain-staking than reading in your native language. Our advice?...

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   Now that you've read our expert-ish impressions of these Japanese e-book services, which one will you try out first? Will you read manga, light novels, cookbooks, fiction, or self-help books? The world is your literary oyster now that you've got these tools at your disposal. Reading regularly is a super effective way to practice Japanese, so hopefu...

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5. guides.nyu.edu › eastasia › japaneseResearch Guides: East Asian Studies: Japanese E-Resources

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   Sep 25, 2024 · Literary Texts online. Japanese Censorship Collection at The Library of Congress: An online archive comprising more than one thousand marked-up copies of government-censored monographs and galley proofs (fiction and non-fiction) from prewar Japan. Available on-site at LC, but those available offsite can be seen here.

   • Author: Beth Katzoff

   • Publish Year: 2009

6. guides.library.ubc.ca › japanese › tadokuOpen Access Readers - Japanese Tadoku (多読) Extensive Reading...

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   Oct 9, 2024 · The following websites provide free easy-to-read Japanese reading materials. Many of them are downloadable and printable, and have Hiragana Ruby. Enjoy your readings on your devices anywhere, anytime!

   • Author: Tomoko Kitayama Yen

   • Publish Year: 2016

7. www.fluentu.com › blog › japaneseThe Best 4 E-book Sites for Free Japanese Books

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   Aug 11, 2023 · Read this guide to find out about 4 free Japanese e-book sites for building your language skills and your library, without spending a penny. These sites cover books from a range of genres, so you're sure to find something that will fit your needs!

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   Are Japanese texts available in e-book formats?

   • As with the other texts of the Electronic Text Center, the Japanese texts will be made available in new e-book formats, such as Microsoft Reader format. As always, the JTI will seek copyright-free English translations of classical Japanese liter-ature to add to the Web site.

   An On-line Anthology of Japanese Literature: The Japanese

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   Where can I find Japanese e-texts online?

   • You can find Japanese e-texts both on-site at LC and online. Aozora Bunko (青空文庫) contains several thousand works of Japanese fiction and non-fiction e-texts, both premodern and modern. Japan PEN Club: A wide range of digitized texts are available here, including poetry, fiction, and children's literature.

   Research Guides: East Asian Studies: Japanese E-Resources

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   Where can I find Japanese literature online?

   • To find Japanese literature online, you can visit the Japanese Text Initiative. This collaboration between the University of Virginia Library Electronic Text Center and the University of Pittsburgh East Asian Library makes texts of classical Japanese literature available online. It includes a link to the complete works of Dazai Osamu.

   Research Guides: East Asian Studies: Japanese E-Resources

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   Where can I find digitized Japanese literature?

   • You can find digitized Japanese literature at Japan PEN Club, where a wide range of texts including poetry, fiction, and children's literature are available. Another option is the Japanese Text Initiative, a collaboration of the University of Virginia Library Electronic Text Center and the University of Pittsburgh East Asian Library, which makes texts of classical Japanese literature available online.

   Research Guides: East Asian Studies: Japanese E-Resources

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   Are there free e-book sites in Japan?

   • With free e-book sites—some of which are focused specifically on Japanese titles—you can build a massive digital bookshelf to explore every weekend of the year without ever spending a penny. Download: This blog post is available as a convenient and portable PDF that you can take anywhere. Click here to get a copy. (Download)

   The Best 4 E-book Sites for Free Japanese Books

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   Do Japanese e-books work on mobile devices?

   • Popular Japanese e-book stores usually offer dedicated apps for reading their books on mobile devices and specific e-readers. However, make sure to check whether these apps work with your particular device.

   A Practical Guide to Finding and Accessing Japanese E-books

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9. library.osu.edu › site › japaneseIntroducing KinoDen, a New Online Digital Library of Japanese ...

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   Apr 1, 2020 · OSU users logging on to KinoDen will find the following user interface (picture below) allowing them to browse, read, and request new titles from a growing selection of thousands of e-books. KinoDen e-books can be read online through a web app called bREADER for smartphones, tablets, and PCs.