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Learn Japanese Culture through Haiku, Karate, Names, Humor & More
This beginner-friendly (and up) culture bundle mixes classics and smiles—haiku masters (Bashō, Buson, Shiki, Issa), 300+ dojo terms with native audio, Japanese names, geography with Ninja Penguin, and even groan-worthy oyaji-gags (AKA Dad jokes). It’s a rich, bite-size way to build vocabulary, kanji, and cultural intuition.
🥋 What’s new in the Karate Vocabulary overhaul
- Nearly doubled in size — from 99 pages to 173, with dozens of new terms (every one with native audio)
- A QR code on every entry — point your phone at the page and hear the word spoken by a native speaker
- New chapter on the history of karate — from Okinawa to the world
- Anki flashcard deck — plus a CSV file you can import into Quizlet or Memrise
- Printable cheatsheet — suitable for posting in the dojo
Already own this bundle? This update is free — just re-download below.
Some books in this bundle include links/QRs to our Makoto+ Sentence Explorer, letting you break down sentences with readings, definitions, and grammar notes. It’s perfect for seeing haiku and example lines in living context. More integrations will be added soon. (Always free for past purchasers)
What’s inside (10 books)
- Worksheets
- Anki Flashcard Deck for Further Journeys with Bashō
- More Makoto+ Sentence Explorer integration
Try out one haiku from the first Bashō book
Listen to the haiku and a short commentary, then flip through the preview PDF below.
Formats & files you’ll receive
Preview the newly updated Karate Vocabulary book
Flip through sample pages from the expanded 173-page edition—including the new QR codes that let you hear every term spoken by a native speaker.
Instant access: You’ll receive a Dropbox link right after purchase. No Dropbox account is required. Download individual files from any device, or the full folder on a computer.
Always access: You can always download the latest versions—including the new Karate Vocabulary update—by logging in here and entering your email and any of your order numbers.
Need help reading the eBooks? See our eBook guide.