Grammar, reading, vocabulary, kanji and mock tests for JLPT N3, all in one place.
JLPT N3 is the intermediate level of the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT). It bridges beginner Japanese (N5–N4) and advanced Japanese (N2–N1). At this level, learners are expected to understand everyday conversations, newspaper headlines, workplace communication, and grammar patterns commonly used by native speakers.
This page is a complete JLPT N3 study resource: grammar explanations, practice questions, and reading exercises—all in one place.
Pick what you want to practise today. Grammar and grammar-in-context reading are on this page; the other sections open their own pages.
This JLPT N3 grammar list contains all grammar points currently available on Nihon GO! World. Each lesson includes grammar explanations, example sentences, English translations, and practice questions. Use this page as a JLPT N3 grammar reference or study guide while preparing for the exam.
Reading comprehension is one of the most challenging sections of the JLPT N3 exam. These reading passages are written at N3 level and each one focuses on a specific grammar point, helping you improve vocabulary recognition, grammar in context, and overall reading speed. Each passage includes comprehension questions and a full answer explanation.
Want the real exam format instead? Try the N3 exam-format reading sets.
To pass JLPT N3, consistent exposure to grammar in context is more effective than memorising lists alone. Use the grammar lessons above as a reference, work through the reading passages regularly, and add the vocabulary lessons and kanji drills alongside. When you feel ready, check yourself with a full N3 mock test (Mock 01 is free).
If certain N3 grammar points feel difficult, reviewing N4 foundations first often helps. New grammar lessons and reading exercises are added to this page on an ongoing basis.
