Comment Comment by diob The Japanese learning space feels so crowded. Most are marketed towards beginners, which makes sense when you see statistics (most folks give up).The top tier tools I recommend anyone are Wanikani and Bunpro.Beyond that, reading!I tried a site dedicated to it, but realized that I'm too much of a picky reader to do anything but read things I find interesting.So I read japanese and english books side by side now.I wish there was a better way, but tools crafted for intermediate folks just don't have a market given the small subset who gets there. parent diob 3 years ago
The top tier tools I recommend anyone are Wanikani and Bunpro.
Beyond that, reading!
I tried a site dedicated to it, but realized that I'm too much of a picky reader to do anything but read things I find interesting.
So I read japanese and english books side by side now.
I wish there was a better way, but tools crafted for intermediate folks just don't have a market given the small subset who gets there.