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J-Browse. Free plug-in for Internet Explorer helps you read Japanese pages online. Very useful, and free.

E-Kanji. Reading passages, Beginning to Intermed. Open them in Explorer and read them with J-Browse!

Reading! Website. Rearrangement of materials I discovered at Abowt.com. .

Ultimate Japanese. I'm  using the Advanced level of this excellent program, and created this study aid.  

Mangasite!  More pilfered material, rearranged to suit my needs. Don't tell anybody.

Mangajin. If you haven't discovered Mangajin, you're missing out. Back issues, CD-ROM, and the absolutely essential Basic Japanese Through Comics.

Oishinbo Manga

Dai-Tokyo Binbou Manga Number 1.

Rosetta Stone. Web-based interactive software package. A little pricey, and not for raw beginners. Check out some of the free lessons to get a feel for it.

Links--just the tip of the iceberg. Surf the web--there's treasure everywhere!

From Dartmouth - some excellent reading exercises.

Waka for Japan (poetry) - g'wan, git ya some culcha. Yer due for a dose.

From Univ of Alabama - Lots of useful stuff. Link in and graze.

Charles Kelley's Online Study Materials - a treasure -trove

Wakaranai Comics - great concept, but so-so execution.

Reading materials from Japanese Central- some pdfs to stare at

Mukashibanashi - a real gem. Japanese fairy tales, beautifully presented. You've got to check this out.

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