This trial lesson is the same lesson as "1st-3rd lessons for new students(30/45/60 minutes)". Please check the description before you book a trial lesson.

This trial lesson is actually 35 minutes.(But please chose 45 minute lesson)

This plan is a special price for long term students!
You can chose this plan after 20 lessons have been confirmed.
You can choose a single lesson or 5 lesson package.
Even if the package of lessons for current students(35/55/80 minutes) still remains, you can keep it and purchase this package.

Homework correction outside of a lesson: None
If you have any questions, please ask me before booking.

55-minute lesson for current students(Free talk or topic talk)*special price after 20 lessons have been confirmed.

Currently, I will accept students who are elementary to advanced level.
If you chose 45-minute lesson, it is actually 35 minutes.
In the same way, 60-minute lesson is 55 minutes, and 90-minute lesson is 80 minutes.

You can choose this lesson from the 4th time.
Homework correction outside of a lesson: None

lessons for current students(35/55/80 minutes)

Welcome to Japanese Café Talk !
This lesson plan is for elementary to advanced level learners with special price.
Please book this lesson if you take my class for the first time.(Up to the 3rd lesson including a trial lesson)

If you chose 45-minute lesson, it is actually 35 minutes.
In the same way, 60-minute lesson is 55 minutes

In my Japanese Café Talk lessons, we focus on relaxed conversation about life, culture, travel, and real experiences.
I can customize your lesson depending on your goal. 

In the first lesson, I will ask you why you are learning Japanese, what your goal is and what kind of lesson you want and I would love to know about you!
After you make a reservation, I will send you a PDF file so that you can know my lesson style and materials and decide what you want to do in advance.

Recommended lesson flow:
prepare for the lesson( read an article or think what you want to say and so on)→review of the previous lesson→main activity→review time→send notes( google document)→review by yourself after the lesson within 3 days
*I strongly recommend preparing for the lesson and reviewing it after the lesson as much as you can.
It gives you motivation and it will make the lesson more effective.
*I will make a feedback notes( google document) in the first lesson and take notes. We will use the same document in the future lessons too.

Main activities:
Free talk, Topic Talk, Role-Play, Reading and Discussions, my story-telling


◆Reading materials◆(*From the second lesson)
・MATCHA(Japanese culture/food/sightseeing spots)
・Hirogaru(Japanese culture)
・Easy Japanese(World news)
・NIHONGO BLOG(life)
・Your favorite article or sentences(website/Instagram post/PDF file etc...)
*Please send me which article you want to read before 24 hours of the lesson.

◆notes example◆
・Words and sentences that you couldn't deliver well.
・Example sentences
・Useful website link

Homework correction outside of a lesson: None

1st-3rd lessons for new students(35/55 minutes)

This lesson focuses on learning and using survival Japanese and useful phrases through role-play in realistic situations.

Example situations:

Talking with a host family
Travel Japanese (ordering at a restaurant, shopping, dealing with problems at the airport)
Making friends at school

We can practice conversations based on what you would like to say in each situation!

In the first lesson, please tell me your goals, plans, and how many lessons you would like to take. Then, we will create a lesson plan together.

We usually follow the plan so that I can prepare well for you. If you would like to practice something different from the plan, please let me know in advance.

This lesson plan may also include homework if you have time. Not only the lessons themselves, but also reviewing and doing homework will be helpful at this stage.

*Please book lessons 1–3 (35 or 55 minutes) if you are a new student and you are not sure what type of lesson you would like.
*If you have time, please choose the 55-minute (60-minute) lesson from the second lesson onward.
Usually, a 35-minute lesson is not enough for role-play practice.