Near-beginner, starting a log for my own reference concerning progress in what I have planned to be a four year programme of study, which I began on May 10, 2024. I hoping to get through the following:
Wanikani (reset from a previous Level 9 to Level 1 in April, 2024, proceeding on the new default basis of 15 new interleaved lessons per day).
Duolingo – it appears to have been revised and improved significantly from the last time I looked a few years ago.
Tae Kim, Guide to Grammar
Genki I and II, and related ancillary materials (Tokini Andy Youtube video series and the exercises at Genki Exercises - 2nd Edition | Genki Study Resources.
Bunpro – I hope to work through the Grammar decks (N5 to N1), Vocabulary decks (N5 to N1 if possible, but in any event at least to N3), the Tae Kim deck and the Genki decks
Organic Japanese with Cure Dolly – the 93 video Japanese from Scratch video series (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSvH9vH60Ig&list=PLg9uYxuZf8x_A-vcqqyOFZu06WlhnypWj)
Imabi through the Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Veteran levels.
Pimsleur Japanese – all five levels (previously worked through part of Level 1)
Mango Languages Japanese (I previously worked through the first unit, but restarting it)
Memrise Japanese (the newly-reformatted version)
Michel Thomas Method, Japanese (I had worked through this before, but much of it not internalized so I plan on working through a few more times).
If and when I get through all of this, I hope to start working through easy/graded native language material for whatever will remain of the four year project horizon, and hopefully some language exchange opportunities or similar to practice conversational Japanese.
Committing to 90 minutes per day of study, which started May 10, 2024. Not expecting miracles, but I am hoping for an intermediate level ability within four years.