Japanese N5 is generally treated as the entry point for beginner study, with N4 representing the next step. Build the foundation first: kana, core vocabulary, basic grammar, simple reading and listening.
Practical guide
Progress through consistent practice rather than rushing to a level label. Use short daily sessions, spaced repetition, listening practice and simple written exercises.
What to verify
- Current programme or institution information
- Eligibility and any programme-specific requirements
- Duration, complete fee schedule and payment terms
- Learning mode, assessment and participation expectations
- Recognition or professional requirements where relevant
Use official sources for final decisions Website information can change. Confirm the current programme document, admission notice, regulator information or official university instructions before making a commitment.