Editorial Policy
This policy explains how SKSensei organizes, reviews and improves Japanese vocabulary, sentences, kanji, grammar and study tools.
Publication criteria
Each page should answer a concrete question about vocabulary, reading, usage, sentences, grammar or kanji.
When the information is available, entries include readings, translations, level, usage context and examples to help learners interpret Japanese.
Review and corrections
A translation, reading or explanation may be improved through internal review, reader messages or comparison with reliable references.
Important corrections prioritize clarity, usefulness and consistency between related pages.
Independence
Ads and payments support the operation, but they do not buy editorial opinion or artificial priority inside Japanese explanations.
When a commercial interest is clear, it should stay separate from the learning layer so readers understand what is study, support, purchase or promotion.
Sources and experience
SKSensei brings vocabulary lookup, readings, sentences and practice tools together so learners can move from meaning to use in context.
Available information varies by entry; readings and examples should be understood in the context shown on each page.