Number– category –
This category focuses on numbers and counting in Japanese.
Articles explain counters, usage patterns, and why numbers behave differently depending on context.
It helps learners move beyond mechanical counting to natural usage.
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Common Japanese Counters Explained by a Native Teacher: 日 (Days), 人 (People), 個 (Things), 匹 (Animals)
Learn how to use essential Japanese counters like 日 (days), 人 (people), 個 (objects), and 匹 (animals). Explained clearly by a native Japanese teacher with examples and pronunciation tips. -
Japanese Numbers 1–100 : On’yomi vs Kun’yomi Readings
Hi! I'm Ai（あい）, your Japanese native instructor. In this post, I'll walk you through how to count in Japanese from 1 to 100, using both native Japanese (Wago/Onyomi) and Sino-Japanese (Kango/Kunyomi) numbers. The Historical Roots of ...
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