Five JLPT roadmaps
One roadmap per level, N5 to N1, with 12 units each: 60 in total. Each unit has a goal, what you learn, where to focus, checkpoints and “Open in Drive” links to the exact material.
JLPT N5
JLPT N4
JLPT N3
JLPT N2
JLPT N1
Japanese Complete Bundle JLPT N5 → N1
Structured JLPT roadmaps, step-by-step video lessons, study materials, listening practice and past papers with answer keys, all in one place.



Two ways in
Starting from zero? Follow a structured path: hiragana and katakana first, then your first kanji, grammar, vocabulary and listening, one unit at a time.
Preparing for N5, N4, N3, N2 or N1? See how your level is tested and what the bundle includes for it.
Both paths are in the same bundle — one payment of ₹999 covers everything.
Sound Studio
Pick a word, read how it is pronounced and listen. Seven words, four ideas that make Japanese sound right.
Vowels & rhythm
さくら
sa-ku-ra
“cherry blossom”
Japanese has five pure vowels, and every beat (mora) is roughly the same length. Say sa-ku-ra evenly, with no strong stress like in English.
Audio: computer-generated Japanese voice (Microsoft neural text-to-speech), not a teacher recording.
食べる · key forms (活用)
Japanese verbs don’t change for “I”, “you” or “they”. They change for politeness, negative and past instead. A ru-verb: drop る and add the ending (食べ + ます).
Tip: the polite ます-form is what you learn first at N5. The roadmap’s Unit 5 covers it step by step.
This is a small taste of the bundle.
The complete bundle includes five JLPT roadmaps, video lessons, study materials, listening practice and past papers with answer keys.
JLPT pathways
The JLPT (Japanese-Language Proficiency Test) tests reading and listening at five levels, from N5 (easiest) to N1. Pick a level to see how it is tested and what the bundle includes.
JLPT N5 · 入門
The first JLPT level: basic Japanese written in hiragana, katakana and simple kanji, and slow everyday conversations. Pass mark: 80 out of 180, plus a minimum in every section.
Test sections
In the bundle
Open a roadmap
Get the Complete Japanese Bundle — ₹999Short overview based on the official JLPT format and scoring. Formats can change, so always check jlpt.jp before you register. This bundle is independent of the exam bodies. Official websites: JLPT official website (jlpt.jp).
Why structure matters
You don’t need to use every resource. The roadmap tells you which ones matter for the unit you are on.
What’s inside
Real screenshots from the bundle’s Google Drive and roadmaps. Third-party course and book names are blurred. Tap a screenshot to see it larger.
One roadmap per level, N5 to N1, with 12 units each: 60 in total. Each unit has a goal, what you learn, where to focus, checkpoints and “Open in Drive” links to the exact material.
JLPT N5
JLPT N4
JLPT N3
JLPT N2
JLPT N1The roadmaps come as PDF and interactive HTML, with an overview of the whole N5 to N1 path.
Beginner video courses, an N5 listening and speaking course, and level courses for N4 (15 lessons) and N3, N2 and N1 (10 lessons each). The roadmaps link to them unit by unit.
Textbooks, grammar, kanji, vocabulary and reading material for every level, organised in level folders.
Past papers organised by level and year, each with its listening audio and answer key. The N5 folder alone runs from 2011 to 2024.
Listening books with their audio, the N5 listening and speaking course, and the audio for every past paper.
Extra beginner courses, Business Japanese (keigo, emails, business cards), Japanese for travellers, vocabulary posters, and an N5 kanji book with exercises.
Interactive JLPT roadmap
Choose a level to see what it covers and which bundle resources support it. Inside the bundle, each unit links straight to the right lesson, material or paper on Drive.
Your first step into Japanese. You learn to read hiragana and katakana, recognise your first kanji, and understand simple, slowly spoken everyday Japanese.
Vocabulary & grammarPolite ます-form verbs, い/な adjectives, core particles (は・が・を・に・で), numbers, time and counters, and the て-form.
ReadingShort sentences and simple passages written in kana and basic kanji.
ListeningSlow, clear conversations about daily life, classrooms and shopping.
Kanji and vocabulary figures are approximate study targets from our roadmaps; the JLPT does not publish official lists. Pass marks are the official overall marks out of 180 — each section also has its own minimum.
Product walkthrough
A real screen recording of the Japanese bundle’s Google Drive: how access works, the five roadmaps and a unit, past papers, study materials and the extras.
Free beginner lessons
Four short beginner lessons: the writing systems, your first kana, polite expressions and a first conversation. No sign-up, no email, no download.
Audio: computer-generated Japanese voices (Microsoft neural text-to-speech), not teacher recordings.
Japanese uses three scripts together — often in the same sentence. Each one has its own job. Once you see the pattern, a Japanese sentence stops looking like a wall of symbols.
あ い う え お
Hiragana ひらがな
The sound alphabet for Japanese words and grammar.
46 basic characters, each one a syllable. Hiragana writes grammar endings, particles and many everyday words. It is the first script every learner starts with.
ア イ ウ エ オ
Katakana カタカナ
The same sounds, used for foreign words and names.
Also 46 basic characters with the same sounds as hiragana, but more angular. Used for loanwords (コーヒー, coffee), foreign names and countries, and sometimes for emphasis.
日 本 山 人
Kanji 漢字
Characters that carry meaning.
Characters that came from Chinese. Each kanji carries a meaning and can have more than one reading. Japan's official list of everyday kanji (jōyō kanji) has 2,136 characters — you learn them gradually, level by level.
Tap any part of the sentence to see what it is.
Want to continue beyond the basics?
The complete Japanese bundle includes five JLPT roadmaps, video lessons, study materials, listening practice and past papers with answer keys.
Who it’s for
Starting from zero. The N5 roadmap begins with hiragana and katakana and builds up one unit at a time.
You prefer studying on your own schedule and want structured resources instead of jumping between apps, videos and PDFs.
Every roadmap ends with exam-preparation units, and the bundle includes past papers with audio and answer keys at each level.
The bonus folder adds Business Japanese and Japanese for travellers alongside the JLPT path.
Honest note: This is a self-study bundle. It does not include live classes or personal coaching, and no course can guarantee an exam result. Your progress depends on regular practice.
From our learners
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Individual experiences. Results depend on your own regular practice; no course can guarantee an exam result.
Pricing
Everything from your first hiragana to N1 in one organised Google Drive folder. No subscription and no monthly fees.
Pay ₹999 once on the secure checkout page.
Open the bundle’s Drive link and request access with your Google account. Message us on WhatsApp if you need help.
Your private folder is shared with your Google account, usually within a few hours.
Start at your level and follow the units in order.
JLPT N5 to N1
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FAQ
Yes. The N5 roadmap starts from zero with hiragana and katakana, then builds up one unit at a time, and there are beginner video courses. Try the Sound Studio and the four free lessons on this page to see the style first.
Yes. All five JLPT levels: N5, N4, N3, N2 and N1, each with its own roadmap of 12 units (60 in total), study materials and past papers.
Each roadmap splits a level into 12 units. Every unit has a clear goal, what you learn, where to focus, mastery checkpoints and “Open in Drive” links to the exact lesson, material or paper.
Yes. Every roadmap ends with listening training and an exam-preparation unit, and the bundle includes JLPT past papers organised by level and year, with listening audio and answer keys.
Yes. Beginner video courses, an N5 listening and speaking course, and level courses for N4 (15 lessons) and N3, N2 and N1 (10 lessons each). The roadmaps link to them unit by unit.
Yes. Textbooks, grammar, kanji, vocabulary and reading material for every level, organised in level folders.
Yes. Listening books with their audio, the N5 listening and speaking course, and the listening audio for the JLPT past papers.
Yes. Past papers are organised by level and year, each with its listening audio and answer key, so you can practise the real question formats and check your answers.
Yes, that is what they are built for. The roadmaps give you the order of study and link each unit to its material, and answer keys let you check your own work.
Through Google Drive. After payment, open the bundle’s Drive link and request access with your Google account; message us on WhatsApp if you need help. Access is usually approved within a few hours. You need a Google account to open the folder.
Lifetime access to the Drive folder, so you can study at your own pace.
No. This is a digital self-study bundle with structured roadmaps, recorded lessons, study materials, listening practice and past papers. There are no live classes or personal tutoring.
No. The bundle provides learning and preparation resources. Exam results depend on your preparation, proficiency and performance on the day.
Yes. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 85275 91529 or email originhorizongroup@gmail.com, and we will help with access or any issue with the files.
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