The and Intermediate 2 (B1) levels are designed for "independent language users". Unlike the beginner levels (A1 and A2) which are split into Katsudoo (activities) and Rikai (competence), the B1 level integrates these into a unified coursebook focused on five key areas: Listening, Speaking, Speaking Longer, Reading, and Writing .
In the world of Japanese language learning, few milestones are as significant—or as challenging—as the leap from elementary to intermediate levels. This transitional phase, often described as the "intermediate plateau," is where many learners find themselves stuck. You know basic grammar, you can order food and ask for directions, but engaging in a deep conversation about society or culture remains elusive. Marugoto B1 Pdf