japanese reading material. furigana

[philupthetank86]

I was wondering if there was any japanese reading I could get that is in furigana that is on the Internet, whether that be some manga scans, or something like that.

 

[hannah]

http://language.tiu.ac.jp/index_e.html
http://contest.thinkquest.gr.jp/tqj1999/20190/

not manga, but online furigana, English translation, etc.

 

[philupthetank86]

thank you very much

 

[SakuraBlitz]

I'm also looking for this kind of material: mainly Japanese texts with furigana and an English transcript to check I understand correctly.
It's harder to find than I thought.
So far I used Hiragana Times (somebody probably talked about them already on the forum).
I also found Nippon Talk - Japanese texts with furigana and English translation. their content is free.

If you know more materials I'll be happy to know.

 

[Mike Cash]

I think we have a new necroposting record. Ten years is very impressive.

 

[nekojita]

Jコミ - not everything here has furigana, it varies a lot, but some have furigana for just about every word. This is a legal/ad-supported site, the manga are generally older things from the 1980s/1990s. There's also some light novels.

ETA: oh ha I didn't even see the date of the original thread. whoops.

 

[Perezard]

use rikaichan and you dont need any furigana. plus it gives you the definition of that word.

 

[Kon Aizen]

Feel like beeing late, but who cares...
昔話のジャンル別　福娘童話集
I find this page really good, even though there's no furigana. You can listen here japanese stories for children and it's quite amazing. I found out about it just today and I hope it will help me

 

[Mike Cash]

even though there's no furigana

Then why necropost it to a thread asking for pages with furigana???

 

[OoTmaster]

Necroposters don't follow logic. There's no reason trying to have them understand logic.