[Machine Translation] Aiming to obtain the national certification "Registered Teacher of Japanese as a Foreign Language". In 2024, the Japanese-Language Institute of Japan (JLI) will establish a national certification system for teaching Japanese to foreigners, which will be recognized by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT). One of the main routes to certification is to pass the annual "Japanese Language Teaching Examination. The exam covers a wide range of topics, with 50 specific items listed as "essential teaching contents. This book thoroughly analyzes the content of each of the 50 items, including "teaching methods," "evaluation methods," "intercultural education," and "interpersonal skills," and prepares questions that will help you pass the exam. (In order to pass the exam, it is essential to grasp the entire scope of the exam, to study systematically and systematically, and to develop practical application skills. This book is designed to help you become familiar with the trends of the exam by completing an overwhelming amount of questions (500 in all). This book is divided into four parts: (1) Keyword Review, (2) Easy Questions, (3) Questions at the Same Level as the Main Exam, and (4) Questions that Make the Difference. The book is supervised by Dr. Tadashi Sakamoto, professor emeritus at Nanzan University and Nagoya University of Foreign Studies, and is written by a team of 10 authors active in the field of education. First, you will check the meanings of important keywords in Japanese language education and language teaching. There are 10 sets of 24 questions with two choices, for a total of 240 questions. Each question has three checkboxes, which can be used for review and to check for retention. Easy questions [60 questions in 20 problems] These are warm-up questions to give you a feel for the exam. This section contains three questions, whereas the main examination consists of five questions per topic. The number of options is the same as in the main exam (4 options). Questions at the same level as the main exam [100 questions in 20 problems] These are practice questions in the same format and difficulty level as the main exam, with five questions per problem. Questions that make a difference [100 questions in 20 problems] These are the same level of difficulty as the main exam or slightly more difficult. The questions are of the same or slightly more difficult than those in the main exam. The end of the book contains an alphabetical index of key words and an alphabetical index of key words. The electronic version of the book is also available free of charge for those who have purchased this book.