How to Learn Japanese well

Learn the Japanese writing systems. Japanese language has four writing systems, each of which is composed of different characters. This may sound like a lot to learn, but every word in Japanese, regardless of which writing system it comes from, is pronounced with some combination of only 46 basic sounds.[1] Sorting out the different writing systems and their uses is an important part of learning Japanese. Practice Japanese pronunciation. The 46 sounds in the Japanese language are composed of one of five vowel sounds or a combination of a vowel and a consonant, with the exception of one sound composed of only a consonant. Vowel sounds are not inflected (unlike in English, where "a" in apple vs ace are different). You can start practicing pronunciation by learning how to pronounce each character in hiragana and katakana. See this site for examples of how to pronounce the sounds.

Belinda

To learn Japanese or any other languages well, 
you need to be interested in it and willing to learn and understand it.
It's just like learning English. You need to be familiar and consume lots 
of Japanese medias whether it's the newspaper, a novel, a movie, or 
a show, read and watch Japanese language media everyday. It will
expose you the most practical vocabulary and grammar from reading 
novels and newspapers. Try to make friends from Japan. Lots of japanese 
people want to learn English, so you may be able to help each other to learn
the language. The most important thing is to not give up!

Supaphorn 3EN 040

Japanese is a great language to learn, whether you plan to use it to conduct business, absorb your favorite Japanese media, such as manga, or to talk to a friend in Japanese. At first, learning Japanese can seem intimidating, since it's not related to western languages like English. The writing system and formalities are complicated, but grammar, pronunciation and basic conversation are actually quite straightforward. Start by learning some useful phrases, then dive into Japanese sounds and writing systems.

Chanokporn 043 3EN

I think if you want to learn Japanese well you should find some course to learn Japanese.
There are many courses that teach in Japanese efficiently for example, The academic Japanese school or Japanese institute.
Moreover, you can read the book form the library at MSU. There are a lot of Japanese book.
You can learn the basic level until advance level.
Finally, to go to Japan is the good way to learn Japanese well.
You can speak Japanese everyday so you must be speak Japanese fluently.



Jamrut 009 3EN

I think it's the same to learn English.So from the start, that’s how I approached learning the language. I didn’t care what effort it required or how much it cost; I just wanted it over and done with so I could hold a decent conversation. I figured I’d get all that learning stuff out of the way early so I could get on to something more important, which turns out to be laying on my futon drinking Japanese malt liquor and trying to understand the TV.


Ajchara 3EN 051

Go to Japan and stay there at least one year.
You will have real experiences and your skill is improved.