Are there future tenses for Japanese verbs?


I am unable to find an example of a future tense Japanese verb.




That's because there isn't a future tense in Japanese. The dictionary form of
the verb acts as both present and future. The difference is inferred from
context and the surrounding words.

A simple example:

> ケーキをよく食べる  
>  I often eat cake  
>  明日ケーキを食べる  
>  I will eat cake tomorrow




That's because there isn't a future tense in Japanese. The dictionary form of
the verb acts as both present and future. The difference is inferred from
context and the surrounding words.

A simple example:

> ケーキをよく食べる  
>  I often eat cake  
>  明日ケーキを食べる  
>  I will eat cake tomorrow

