List of learning materials that I know of. Currently incomplete.

Be aware that this list is not very large as I only include materials that I had personally used before. This is just the tip of the iceberg!

Guides

• All Japanese All the Time: The guide I chose to follow. Has an extensive resources page.
• TheMoeWay: An alternative guide. Also contains a resources page.

Learning

Vocabulary

• Kaishi 1.5k: A basic Anki vocabulary deck. I use this deck to learn basic words and grammar.

Grammar

• Tae Kim’s Guide to Japanese, a guide for grammar: Very good book.
• Sakubi: A rather interesting “from scratch” grammar guide. I haven’t read this personally.
• Ixrec’s Guide to Japanese

Japanese content

Torrent trackers

• Nyaa: >90% of what you need is here.
  • Mirrors: nyaa.land
• AvistaZ: A private tracker for J-dramas and TV shows.
• AnimeBytes: One of the most reputable tracker in the private tracker scene. Contains a large repository of Japanese animes, printed medias, music, and games that would not be found anywhere else. Unfortunately, it is notoriously hard to get into.

Streaming

• Animelon: A quick way to watch some animes with multiple subtitles.

YouTubers

• Onomappu
• Kaname Naito
• もしもしゆうすけ: Monologues and conversation videos. Speaks fast and uses more uncommon words.
• ixrec’s list of channels

VTubers

I’m sorry but I’m not that desperate yet.

Music artists

Unfortunately, Hatsune Miku and her friends will not be featured on this list.

• ヨルシカ (Yorushika): I personally think her songs are easy to listen and understand.

Software

Dictionaries

• GoldenDict-ng: A powerful native dictionary app. See the guide here.
• Jisho.org: A pretty famous online dictionary. Convenient for quick look-ups.
• Jiten: A local version of Jisho.org

Grammar

• ichi.moe: Used to break down a sentence.