Hello,
Is anyone able to watch the JLPT N2 grammar video (with Yuki-sensei) from Nihongo-no-mori? I can’t seem to find them :(.
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Is it these?
Sorry, I don’t know the names of the teachers to know if it’s Yuki-sensei or not…
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Thank you! However, that is a different teacher (Already finished her video 
). They had a more recent series that I wanted to watch for more example sentences and such.
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I’m a fan of Yuki-sensei too! I was disappointed to see the grammar videos taken down.
But all is not lost It seems our dear Yuki-sensei has started a new video series recently on Riki Nihongo Official Channel. There are only 2 videos for now, but she plans to make 50 to cover a hundred n2 grammar points :
N2 grammar Yuki sensei New Series playlist
Edit : Announcement from Yuki Sensei.
Starting from lesson 11 onwards, the grammar videos are now shorter.
Longer versions, with more detail will be uploaded on a new channel called Riki Nihongo Dayo.
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Good find! Thank you.
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There’s been a reddit thread about it, they presumably removed them due to change of ownership or something. Some internet person also archived almost all of the videos. Might wanna dig around there.
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If it’s the example sentences you want, I made an Anki deck of the series.
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Nice! Thank you
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That’s Takepan-sensei. I prefer her style of teaching though. I crammed that whole playlist a couple of times before taking the N2 and got an almost perfect score (correlation may or may not equal causation).
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I like the disclosure in here. So very… legalese…
inspectatoro 
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How did you cram it? I had difficulties cramming and did not get a perfect score lol
So this is a new youtube account with jlpt videos?
Very interesting. I always liked nihongonomori but I hadn’t finished yuki sensei’s videos yet so now my notebook will have a few incomplete pages forever lol
I realized the account is vietnamese sadness. I will just be watching yuki’s playlist then
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I just wasted a whole few days doing nothing but watch those youtube videos 
. Part of the time I wasn’t even paying attention but I was hoping my brain would somehow still absorb it. When I went to sleep I even kept the playlist on, hoping I’d learn in my sleep even
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?? how did you do so well after that!! You’re a genius!! (or you really did absorb everything in your sleep??)
I tried to pay attention but I couldn’t get that much into my head and many items confused me. How did you distinguish between items with similar grammatical functions?
There was also a lot of guesswork that worked out well, I was also doing practice exams with my teacher, I’m sure that helped as well. I was also watching a lot of anime at the time, but I’m not sure that helped as much when you consider my listening score 
. IDK really, if I’m confused about multiple options I try to do an elimination first and it usually works out. Listening seems to be my weakness though.
In case you’re curious…
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I feel like you just built a really nice, solid understanding of grammar in general somehow!! I’ve been having lots of trouble with it, which is why I asked. Your score is so good, I can’t even dream of a score like that right now! I hope that in some time I am as familiar with grammar as you are. Even if I do elimination I still get only 25% right 
(The most educative anime has to have been gintama)
It certainly did educate me in 下ネタs
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