科学Science edition
Easy Japanese Science News
Real Japanese science news, rewritten for JLPT learners from N5 to N1. Every story is an original adaptation of real reporting, free to read, with furigana on every kanji and an English summary. Open any story to switch JLPT levels with the tabs at the top.
Updated dailyLast updated Jul 9, 202613 recent stories
Latest Science stories
- 01 Aging Isn't a Countdown but a 'Side Effect of Youth,' New Study Claims老化は「若さの副作用」? 進化が明かす新しい老いの正体
- 02 Fossil Hidden for 40 Years Identified as First Dinosaur Bone Found in Antarctica引き出しに40年…南極初の恐竜化石、実はティタノサウルスだった
- 03 Getting Lost Inside Your Own Home: The Mystery of Developmental Topographical Disorientation家の中で迷子になる?「発達性地誌的失見当識(DTD)」の不思議
- 04 Megalodon was truly massive: Lost fossil rediscovered confirms length of 24.3 meters失われたメガロドンの化石が証明:全長24.3メートルの巨大ザメ
- 05 Female dolphins can identify and avoid aggressive males by their voices雌イルカ、攻撃的な雄の声を識別し回避―シグネチャー・ホイッスルが鍵
- 06 20-Legged Sea Urchin Robot Defies Robot Engineering Norms20本脚のウニ型ロボット「アルゴス」、ロボット工学の常識をくつがえす
- 07 Rats Raised with Love Develop a Sense of Justice and Morality愛情で育てられたネズミ、正義感を発達させる?研究が示す人間らしい公正さ
Questions & answers
Is this Science news free? Do I need an account?
Yes, reading is completely free with no account required. Every science story is an original Japanese adaptation of real news, with furigana above every kanji and a one-line English summary. A free Yomimaru account adds tap-to-look-up dictionary entries, grammar explanations, and saving words to your own study deck.
What JLPT levels does the Science section cover?
Every story is adapted across JLPT levels from N5 to N1. Open any science article and switch levels with the tabs at the top — the facts stay the same, only the Japanese adapts — so absolute beginners and advanced readers can both read the same news at their level.
How often is new Science content published?
Yominews adapts fresh stories from current Japanese news and rebuilds this page every day. The newest science stories appear at the top; older ones move down the feed.