japonais Graded Readers

Read japonais graded readers with a margin dictionary and vocabulary exercises. Available as ebook, paperback, and hardcover — from A1 beginner to C2.

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Chaque livre est disponible en livre numérique (EPUB et PDF) et en brochure (couverture souple).

Nous n'avons pas encore de livres japonais avec glossaire de marge pour les lecteurs dont la langue d'appui est le French avec cette combinaison de filtres. Ci-dessous : tous les titres en japonais correspondant à votre langue et niveau. Paires publiées (langue étudiée – langue du glossaire) : japonais–English.

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Around the World in Eighty Days in Japanese at level B2 with dictionary

B2 🇯🇵 JP

by Jules Verne for English-speaking learners

Bet your fortune, race the clock, and outwit a relentless detective on a thrilling dash around the globe. Master B2 Japanese vocabulary and grammar effortlessly, immersing yourself in a timeless tale of adventure and intrigue. A built-in dictionary means you never break your reading flow....

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Around the World in Eighty Days in Japanese at level B1 with dictionary

B1 🇯🇵 JP

by Jules Verne for English-speaking learners

A fortune on the line, a relentless detective on your heels, and only eighty days to race around the world. Master intermediate Japanese vocabulary and grammar, effortlessly absorbing new words as you race across continents. A margin dictionary keeps you immersed, so you never break your reading flow....

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Around the World in Eighty Days in Japanese at level A2 with dictionary

A2 🇯🇵 JP

by Jules Verne for English-speaking learners

A daring wager, a relentless detective, and a race against the clock across continents. Master A2 Japanese vocabulary and grammar without even realizing it, immersed in a classic adventure. A margin dictionary keeps you reading without ever breaking your flow....

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Cover of Around the World in Eighty Days – JP A1 graded reader

Around the World in Eighty Days in Japanese at level A1 with dictionary

A1 🇯🇵 JP

by Jules Verne for English-speaking learners

The clock is ticking. Can you outwit detectives and cross continents in just 80 days, with your fortune on the line? Absorb essential Japanese vocabulary and grammar naturally, building confidence with every page. Integrated furigana and a margin dictionary keep your learning smooth....

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Learn japonais Through Extensive Reading

Extensive reading is one of the most effective ways to build vocabulary and improve fluency. Our japonais graded readers apply the comprehensible input principle: you read stories written just above your current CEFR level, picking up new words naturally from context. Every page features a margin glossary so you never break your reading flow to look up a word. After each chapter, comprehension and vocabulary exercises reinforce what you've read, and QR codes link directly to online flashcards and matching games for spaced repetition practice. From A1 beginner to C2 proficiency, every japonais book is available as an ebook, paperback, or hardcover — choose the format that fits your learning style.

À propos du japonais

Où l'on parle japonais

Le japonais est la langue nationale du Japon. Des communautés de locuteurs existent dans le monde, notamment au Brésil et aux États-Unis.

Combien de locuteurs ?

Le japonais compte environ 125 millions de locuteurs, presque tous au Japon, avec une diaspora notamment au Brésil et aux États-Unis.

Grammaire et structure

Le japonais est agglutinant : verbes et adjectifs portent des suffixes de temps, de négation et de politesse. L'ordre neutre est souvent SOV ou thème–commentaire. Les niveaux de keigo ont une grande importance sociale. L'écriture mêle kanji, hiragana et katakana.

Meilleures lectures graduées en japonais

Classement selon la note moyenne et le nombre d'avis sur notre site. Chaque titre est une lecture graduée Pentecost : une histoire simplifiée à votre niveau CEFR avec aides intégrées.

  1. 1. Around the World in Eighty Days (0.0 ★, 0)

    Browse also: japonais A1 (Beginner) · japonais A2 (Elementary) · japonais B1 (Intermediate) · japonais B2 (Upper Intermediate)

    Bet your fortune, race the clock, and outwit a relentless detective on a thrilling dash around the globe. Master B2 Japanese vocabulary and grammar effortlessly, immersing yourself in a timeless tale of adventure and intrigue. A built-in dictionary means you never break your reading flow.

    Glossaire en marge · Exercices dans le livre et en ligne

  2. 2. Around the World in Eighty Days (0.0 ★, 0)

    A fortune on the line, a relentless detective on your heels, and only eighty days to race around the world. Master intermediate Japanese vocabulary and grammar, effortlessly absorbing new words as you race across continents. A margin dictionary keeps you immersed, so you never break your reading flow.

    Glossaire en marge · Exercices dans le livre et en ligne

  3. 3. Around the World in Eighty Days (0.0 ★, 0)

    A daring wager, a relentless detective, and a race against the clock across continents. Master A2 Japanese vocabulary and grammar without even realizing it, immersed in a classic adventure. A margin dictionary keeps you reading without ever breaking your flow.

    Glossaire en marge · Exercices dans le livre et en ligne

  4. 4. Around the World in Eighty Days (0.0 ★, 0)

    The clock is ticking. Can you outwit detectives and cross continents in just 80 days, with your fortune on the line? Absorb essential Japanese vocabulary and grammar naturally, building confidence with every page. Integrated furigana and a margin dictionary keep your learning smooth.

    Glossaire en marge · Exercices dans le livre et en ligne

What Our Readers Say

Our collection features Around the World in Eighty Days — the perfect starting point for learning through reading.

Why Graded Readers Work

Research confirms that extensive reading is one of the most effective methods for building vocabulary, improving reading fluency, and developing overall language proficiency. Graded readers make this approach accessible by matching text difficulty to your CEFR level, so you stay in the optimal learning zone. Learn more about the science behind our approach on the Pentecost Method page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Start by identifying your CEFR level (A1–C2). You can take our free online placement test to determine your reading level in japonais. Then use the filters on this page to browse books at your exact level. Each of our books is calibrated so that you understand about 95% of the vocabulary, which research shows is the sweet spot for natural language acquisition. If you are unsure, start one level below your estimate — you will build confidence and move up quickly.
The most effective way to learn to read in japonais is simply by reading — a lot, and at the right level. Linguist Stephen Krashen's research on extensive reading shows that reading for pleasure at a comprehensible level is the single most powerful method for language acquisition. Graded readers like ours are designed for exactly this: they offer engaging stories calibrated to your level, with built-in glossaries so you never need to stop and look up words. The more you read, the more vocabulary and grammar you absorb naturally.
The quickest way is our free CEFR placement test, which estimates your reading level in just a few minutes. For an official certification, consider internationally recognized exams such as JLPT, BJT (Business Japanese Proficiency Test). These tests assess reading, writing, listening, and speaking and map to CEFR levels (A1–C2) that correspond directly to our book levels, so you will always know which books suit you.
Graded readers work because they apply the principles behind the Pentecost Method. The 95% Rule ensures you encounter roughly 5 new words per 100 — the optimal rate for acquisition according to Hu & Nation's research. The Retention Loop uses strategic vocabulary recycling and end-of-chapter exercises to beat the forgetting curve. And Motivation First means you read compelling stories instead of textbook drills, which keeps your brain's Affective Filter low and makes learning effortless.