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A. Lessons are designed for a wide range of learners, from those studying Japanese as a hobby to those preparing for study abroad or business Japanese.
Lesson formats are also tailored to fit each student's needs.
A. No. My lessons are beginner-friendly and I can support you in English, so absolute beginners are welcome.
A. Lessons are conducted online via Google Meet, so you can join from anywhere in the world.
A. Available times vary day to day (JST-based), so please check current openings directly on Calendly.
A. You can book directly through this website.
A. Free cancellation or rescheduling up to 12 hours before your lesson. 50% of the fee applies between 12 and 1 hour before, and 100% applies within 1 hour or for a no-show. You can reschedule up to 3 lessons free of charge. View the full cancellation policy →
A. Yes, I offer structured JLPT N5 preparation as part of my lessons.
A. Yes — I'll guide you individually on the next steps after your trial lesson.
A. No preparation needed — I provide all the materials. Just bring a notebook and your motivation to learn Japanese!
A. A trial lesson is $15 for 50 minutes. Regular lessons are $25 for 50 minutes, and a monthly package of 8 lessons is $180. Payment is made securely via Wise after booking.
A. Yes! Many of my students start from absolute zero. We begin with hiragana and katakana and build up step by step, with full support in English along the way.
A. Yes — all lessons are online via Google Meet, so you can join from anywhere in the world. My availability is based on Japan Standard Time (JST); please check current openings on Calendly.
A. The lessons and my teaching style are exactly the same. Booking directly through this site is simply another way to reach me — and you can also read my verified reviews and profile on Preply.
Book a trial lesson — no experience needed, just curiosity.
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