The order most beginners take
Kana whenever the script slows you down, Foundations for your first sentences, N5 for the exam arc, then N4 material through InputDojo's lists and drills.
The cast you'll keep meeting

Runs Komorebi House. Writes everything down, twice.

Behind the counter, and behind most of the mistakes.

The quiet one who fixes what Ren labels.

The regular from the office up the street.

Student, part-timer, permanently one train late.

The café cat. Sits on whatever you need.
Every lesson
Japanese Foundations
- The Door with Two Signs
- A Name Tag for Everyone
- Is Mugi the Manager?
- This, That and the Mystery Umbrella
- One Cake, Surprisingly Expensive
- The Schedule Has Three Mondays
- What Happens at Komorebi?
- Where Is the Cat?
- Good Coffee, Bad Map
- The Umbrella Returns
- Where You Came From
- From Six to Nine
- What Didn't Happen
- Which Way From Here
- With Whom, By What
- The Order Things Go In
Japanese N5
- The Invitation in the Group Chat
- Who Does What?
- Only One Rule, So Far
- Team Profile Checkpoint
- Every Morning, Except Tuesday
- Do It Here, Go There
- Yesterday's Perfectly Normal Disaster
- A Day in Messages Checkpoint
- There Is a Cat on the Map
- Next to the Station, Behind the Impossible Sign
- How Many Posters?
- The Scavenger Hunt Checkpoint
- This Curry Is Red. Very Red.
- Better, Bigger, Spicier
- I Like It, but My Tongue Disagrees
- The Menu Test Checkpoint
- The Poster Is Missing
- Please Do Not Print 200 Yet
- Can We Put This Here?
- What Is Everyone Doing? Checkpoint
- What Do You Want to Do?
- Shall We? Can You?
- Because the Poster Says Sunday
- Komorebi Open Day
Kana Sprints
- Kana Sprint 1 — the five vowels
- Kana Sprint 2 — か and さ
- Kana Sprint 3 — た and な
- Kana Sprint 4 — は and ま
- Kana Sprint 5 — や, ら, わ and ん
- Kana Sprint 6 — two dots and a circle
- Kana Sprint 7 — the small ones
- Kana Sprint 8 — the second alphabet
- Kana Sprint 9 — holding the vowel
- Kana Sprint 10 — reading Komorebi
- Kana Sprint 11 — counting out loud
- Kana Sprint 12 — how much is it
Grammar Labs
- Verb Lab A — the form in the dictionary
- Verb Lab B — four cells, one verb
- Adjective Lab — eight boxes and two liars
- Te-form Lab — nine ways in, one ending
- Plain-form Lab — four more boxes, mostly free
- Particle Repair — は or が, に or で, へ or に, と or や
- Question Words — なに, だれ, どこ, いつ, いくら, どう
- Starter Particles — は, を and も

