If you want to also, you can just dive into native content straight away. I recommend using anime subtitles for reading or diving into something easy like visual novels or manga. Read this over here. [https://learnjapanese.moe/readingtips/](https://learnjapanese.moe/readingtips/)
If you like check out my blog on dokushoclub.com. I collect free reading resources in simple Japanese and more advanced free reading resources for novels and manga, too. This is also where I publish all my book reviews of what I read in my free time. It’s all tagged by reading level and I always include my thoughts on the book’s difficulty.
Amazon.jp has books if you don’t have a Japanese bookstore near you.
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Tadoku website for graded readers. Many of them are free too. Amazon or Amazon Japan should have options for physical books you can buy.
I recommend checking out tadoku graded readers if you want good material for getting started with reading. [https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/o7x7ha/2021_updated_free_tadoku_graded_reader_pdfs_1796/](https://www.reddit.com/r/LearnJapanese/comments/o7x7ha/2021_updated_free_tadoku_graded_reader_pdfs_1796/)
If you want to also, you can just dive into native content straight away. I recommend using anime subtitles for reading or diving into something easy like visual novels or manga. Read this over here. [https://learnjapanese.moe/readingtips/](https://learnjapanese.moe/readingtips/)
If you like check out my blog on dokushoclub.com. I collect free reading resources in simple Japanese and more advanced free reading resources for novels and manga, too. This is also where I publish all my book reviews of what I read in my free time. It’s all tagged by reading level and I always include my thoughts on the book’s difficulty.
Amazon.jp has books if you don’t have a Japanese bookstore near you.