Graded readers are good, especially if you want to practice extensive reading (in which you don’t stop to look words up). [There are a bunch of free ones](https://tadoku.org/japanese/en/free-books-en/). If you’re a solid N4, you should be able to handle level 2 easily.
[LearnNatively](https://learnnatively.com/) has user-submitted rankings by difficulty level if you want to try materials for natives. But just to set expectations, beware that, at N4 to low N3, you’ll probably have to do some catch-up work before the stuff ranked for N4 becomes actually something that you can read and understand without stopping often. It’s possible to get there, certainly, but don’t expect to open, say, よつばと and breeze through right away on the first sitting.
(BTW, it’s _comprehensible_ input.)
A quick google search will lead you to LearnNatively which has a ton of reading material listed in levels, for a start.
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Graded readers are good, especially if you want to practice extensive reading (in which you don’t stop to look words up). [There are a bunch of free ones](https://tadoku.org/japanese/en/free-books-en/). If you’re a solid N4, you should be able to handle level 2 easily.
[LearnNatively](https://learnnatively.com/) has user-submitted rankings by difficulty level if you want to try materials for natives. But just to set expectations, beware that, at N4 to low N3, you’ll probably have to do some catch-up work before the stuff ranked for N4 becomes actually something that you can read and understand without stopping often. It’s possible to get there, certainly, but don’t expect to open, say, よつばと and breeze through right away on the first sitting.
(BTW, it’s _comprehensible_ input.)
A quick google search will lead you to LearnNatively which has a ton of reading material listed in levels, for a start.
Game Gengo has a[ playlist](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT12i1gB38HEakPT1dgOxtqk4rMYzL4UZ) about good games for learning Japanese with. Other than that, if you’re the kinda person who likes visual novels they’re always a good go. This guy put together [a list of VNs with dual language support](https://www.reddit.com/r/visualnovels/comments/kah8ce/visual_novels_that_let_you_have_the_english_and/gfaymww/), which is useful.
If you go on Wanikani forums, they have reading groups for various skill levels with recommendations of manga and books.
NHK Easy news is a good place to get some reading in everyday.
Also, LingQ and Satori reader have some good reading material (that also include audio).