Japanese V
Japanese V is an MIT OpenCourseWare offering (experimental version of 21G.505) that continues intermediate-to-advanced Japanese study, developing listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills together rather than in isolation. The course combines in-person and synchronous remote instruction and uses authentic everyday Japanese media, such as television clips and articles, to immerse students in contemporary Japanese culture alongside language mechanics. Materials include syllabus, readings, and coursework typical of MIT's language sequence, though no video lectures are provided. It fits within MIT's Global Studies and Languages curriculum as a continuation course for students who have completed earlier levels. No certificate is offered through OCW, and all materials are free to access under MIT's open license.