About DailyBenkyo
DailyBenkyo is a compilation of daily learnings — a running record of what's being studied, how it's going, and what's been figured out along the way.
"Benkyo" (勉強) is the Japanese word for study or diligent effort. It's a fitting name for a site that's really just this: showing up, a little bit at a time, and writing down what happened.
This isn't a polished course or a curriculum. It's closer to a journal — some entries are about a specific thing learned, some are about a method that worked (or didn't), and some are just honest notes on a day when studying was hard. It's kept public partly for accountability, and partly because reading other people's learning logs over the years has been genuinely useful.
What you'll find here
The blog is where entries live, newest first. Expect short, specific write-ups rather than long essays — what was studied, what clicked, what didn't, and what's being tried next. Topics will shift over time as the focus shifts; the constant is just the habit of writing it down.
Get in touch
If something here is useful, or a study log of your own is something you're keeping, that's always worth hearing about. This site doesn't have a contact form yet — for now, entries are the best way to see what's happening here.