Not sure where to start? This trial lesson is the perfect first step.

We will talk about your goals, current level, and learning style, then decide the best lesson plan for you.

You can book a trial if you want to:
・Start Japanese from zero
・Prepare for a trip to Japan
・Improve your speaking
・Study for JLPT N5–N3
・Continue learning after a break

You do not need to prepare anything. I will guide you step by step.
I look forward to meeting you!

*Adults only: I teach students aged 18 and over.
*In rare cases, I may ask to reschedule if there is a scheduling conflict with another platform. Thank you for your understanding.

👑 Most popular curriculum for beginners
New to Japanese? Don’t worry! This curriculum is designed to help complete beginners build a strong foundation step by step.

In these lessons, you will:: 
・Learn basic vocabulary and grammar step by step 
・Study 172 essential grammar points, covering core JLPT N5-level grammar 
・Learn five core verb forms essential for beginner-level learners 
・Practice simple greetings and everyday phrases 
・Build listening and speaking skills through fun, easy conversations 
・Gain confidence to use Japanese in real life

📌 this is a flexible curriculum, not a fixed course that every student must complete from beginning to end. If you have studied Japanese before, we can skip grammar points and topics you already know and focus on the areas that are most useful for you.
Lessons can be adjusted to suit your current level, goals, interests, and learning pace.
Let’s enjoy learning Japanese together!

Lesson 1: Self-introduction ＋Useful Japanese phrases
Lesson 2: Kore/Sore/Are
Lesson 3: Koko/Soko/Asoko
Lesson 4: Time/Day
Lesson 5: Place e verb/Month/Date
Lesson 6: Transitive verbs
Lesson 7: Noun de verb/Agemasu/Moraimasu
Lesson 8: Adjectives (i-adj/na-adj)
Lesson 9: Noun ga suki/kirai desu/Doshite/Kara
Lesson 10: Imasu/Arimasu
Lesson 11: Counters
Lesson 12: Past tense of adjectives/Yori/Ichiban
Lesson 13: Noun ga hoshii desu/Place e verb ni ikimasu
Lesson 14: Te-form 1
Lesson 15: Te-form 2
Lesson 16: Verb-te Verb-te
Lesson 17: Nai-form
Lesson 18: Dic-form
Lesson 19: Ta-form
Lesson 20: Plain-form
Lesson 21: Plain-form to omoimasu
Lesson 22: Noun modification
Lesson 23: Toki
Lesson 24: Te-form ＋Agemasu/Moraimasu/Kuremasu
Lesson 25: Tara

📌 Notes
・My lessons are designed for adult learners aged 18 and over.
・For 30-minute and 60-minute lessons, I may need to finish 3–5 minutes early if I have another lesson scheduled immediately afterwards. If you book a 45-minute lesson, you will receive the full lesson time.
Thank you for your understanding.

🍀 Japanese for Beginners  JLPT N5 Level Grammar

For learners who want more opportunities to speak Japanese.
You do not need to be an advanced speaker. Conversation practice can be adapted to your current level, from beginner-level guided speaking to natural free conversation.

Lessons may include:
• Conversation tailored to your interests, goals, and level
• Support with questions and prompts when needed
• Practice expressing your ideas and keeping conversations flowing naturally
• Vocabulary and sentence suggestions when you get stuck
• Feedback on grammar, pronunciation, and natural phrasing

You can choose how much correction you would like.
Some students prefer detailed feedback, while others mainly want a relaxed space to speak and build fluency. Both styles are welcome.

📌 Notes
・My lessons are designed for adult learners aged 18 and over.
・For 30-minute and 60-minute lessons, I may need to finish 3–5 minutes early if I have another lesson scheduled immediately afterwards. If you book a 45-minute lesson, you will receive the full lesson time.
Thank you for your understanding.

💭 Conversation  with Corrections (A2-C1)

This curriculum is designed for learners around JLPT N4 level and focuses on important grammar and skills to help you strengthen your Japanese.

📌This is a flexible curriculum, not a fixed course that you have to complete from beginning to end. If you have studied Japanese before, we can skip anything you already know and focus on the grammar and skills that are most useful for you. We can adjust the lessons based on your level, goals, and interests.

Lesson 26: N-desu
Lesson 27: Potential verbs
Lesson 28: Nagara
Lesson 29: Intransitive verbs
Lesson 30: Verb te-form arimasu
Lesson 31: Volitional-form
Lesson 32: Hou ga ii desu yo
Lesson 33: Imperative-form and Prohibitive-form
Lesson 34: Torini/Atode/Naide
Lesson 35: Conditional-form
Lesson 36: Youni
Lesson 37: Passive verbs
Lesson 38: Nominalization
Lesson 39: Kute/De/Node/Nanode
Lesson 40: i-adj ＋sa, ka douka/Te-form ＋mimasu
Lesson 41: Itadakimasu/Kudasaimasu/Yarimasu
Lesson 42: Dic-form/Noun no tameni
Lesson 43: Sōdesu/Te-form kimasu
Lesson 44: Verb/i-adj/Na-adj sugimasu
Lesson 45: Plain-form bāiwa/ Plain-form noni
Lesson 46: Tokoro desu/Bakari desu/Hazu desu
Lesson 47: Plain-form youdesu/soudesu
Lesson 48: Causative verbs
Lesson 49: Honorific Expressions
Lesson 50: Humble/Polite Expressions

📌 Notes
・My lessons are designed for adult learners aged 18 and over.
・For 30-minute and 60-minute lessons, I may need to finish 3–5 minutes early if I have another lesson scheduled immediately afterwards. If you book a 45-minute lesson, you will receive the full lesson time.
Thank you for your understanding.

📚 Japanese for Beginners  JLPT N4 Level Grammar

Travel Japan with more confidence, even if speaking Japanese makes you nervous.

Planning a trip to Japan but worried about the language barrier?
This course is designed for travelers who feel anxious about real-life situations in Japan. Whether you're afraid of making mistakes, nervous about talking to strangers, or simply don't know what to expect, you'll learn practical Japanese and cultural tips step by step in a calm and supportive environment.

You'll learn Japanese for:
• Restaurants, food ordering, and must-try Japanese dishes
• Dietary restrictions, allergies, and special requests
• Cafés, drink customizations, decaf, and plant-based milk
• Convenience stores and must-try foods
• Hotels, shopping, and transportation
• Directions and everyday travel situations
• Small talk with locals
• Emergencies and pharmacies

This course is especially helpful if you:
• Feel anxious about traveling abroad
• Worry about making mistakes when speaking Japanese
• Prefer structured practice before your trip
• Want to know exactly what to expect in common travel situations
• Would like to feel more independent and confident in Japan

Travel Japanese Lessons
Lesson 1: Hotel check-in and check-out
Lesson 2: Ordering drinks at cafés
Lesson 3: Conversations at convenience stores
Lesson 4: Ordering food and dining etiquette
Lesson 5: Shopping and making purchases
Lesson 6: Asking for directions
Lesson 7: Buying train tickets (optional)
Lesson 8: Buying medicine at pharmacies (optional)
Lesson 9: Asking for help in emergencies (optional)

New to Japanese? Don't worry!
If you are completely new to Japanese, you can begin with the optional beginner lessons before moving on to the travel lessons. These lessons are recommended for learners who  feel nervous about starting Japanese from zero.

📌 Notes
・ Adult learners (aged 18 and over) only.
・For 30-minute and 60-minute lessons, I may need to finish 3–5 minutes early if I have another lesson scheduled immediately afterwards.

✈ Travel Japanese for Anxious Travelers

Boost your confidence by solving many practice questions similar to the real JLPT!
This class is perfect for students who plan to take the JLPT exam (N5-N3). It covers exam practices and explanations of essentials such as Japanese grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension.

📌 Notes
・My lessons are designed for adult learners aged 18 and over.
・For 30-minute and 60-minute lessons, I may need to finish 3–5 minutes early if I have another lesson scheduled immediately afterwards. If you book a 45-minute lesson, you will receive the full lesson time.
Thank you for your understanding.

✏ JLPT (N5-N3) Exam Preparation Course

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Important Notice: I also teach Japanese on other platforms, and I do my best to keep my schedule up to date. However, there may occasionally be scheduling conflicts. In such cases, I may kindly ask to reschedule your lesson. Thank you very much for your understanding.