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  1. Japanese Sign Language - Wikipedia

    Japanese Sign Language (日本手話, nihon-shuwa), also known by the acronym JSL, is the dominant sign language in Japan and is a complete natural language, distinct from but …

  2. Japanese Sign Language: Alphabet & Translator

    Master Japanese Sign Language (JSL) with our comprehensive visual guide. Learn everyday signs, complete hiragana alphabet, common phrases, and cultural context for effective …

  3. Japanese Sign Language and Being Deaf in Japan - Tofugu

    Mar 2, 2016 · How to start learning Japanese Sign Language (JSL), resources online and in Japan, and a history of it all. Improve your Japanese by learning JSL along with it!

  4. Basic Japanese Sign Language 001 - YouTube

    Hi everyone, here is a new Basic Japanese Sign Language video for you to start practicing and learning. 1. Introductions 紹介する 2. Where you are from? 何処から来ました?

  5. Home - Japanese Sign Language & Deaf Culture Hub

    Japanese Sign Language (JSL) is a visual language used by a significant portion of the Deaf community in Japan. It combines hand movements, facial expressions, body language, and …

  6. ITEC [京都府総合教育センター]:Let's enjoy learning Japanese Sign Language

    J apanese Sign Language, while borrowing some from other countries' systems, has many signs entirely unique to Japan. The symbols and usage of Japanese Sign Language draw heavily …

  7. Japanese Sign Language (JSL) Mastery: Complete Guide to …

    Master Japanese Sign Language with this complete guide covering JSL grammar rules, top learning resources, regional dialects, cultural etiquette, and accessibility in Japan.

  8. Japanese Sign Language & アメリカ手話

    Sep 15, 2019 · Just like many countries across the globe, Japan has its own sign language called Japanese Sign Language which is also known as JSL. About 60% of the hearing impaired use …

  9. sign language act | Japanese Federation of the Deaf - jfd

    Aug 11, 2025 · In Japan, sign language was once called te-mane, literally translated as “hand imitation.” This term originated from saru-mane, or “monkey imitation,” a derogatory phrase …

  10. Japan Officially Recognises Japanese Sign Language

    Jul 16, 2025 · After 20 years of advocacy, Japan passed a law recognising Japanese Sign Language, marking a major milestone for deaf rights and inclusion.