This month’s speakers will be announced soon
One or two guests will discuss choosing a university or faculty, routes through admissions, working in Japan, and staying motivated through challenges.
COCOROLANGUAGE × BELONGING
Online classes|Children, young people & adults|60 minutes from ¥500|First consultation free
RESULTS ACROSS SUBJECTS
The ability is already there. Let’s turn it into results.We identify what is holding each learner back, clarify exactly what to study, and build consistent habits that lead to better grades and test scores—across subjects, not only Japanese.
MONTHLY FUTURE TALK
There is more than one path to the future.
Each month, university students and professionals in Japan share their studies, work, choices, and challenges. Children, young people, and families are invited to explore the many futures they can imagine in this free online talk.
One or two guests will discuss choosing a university or faculty, routes through admissions, working in Japan, and staying motivated through challenges.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes. Lessons are online and open to learners in Japan and abroad. We confirm suitable times, including time-zone differences, after you contact us.
Yes. A1 welcomes first-time learners. We consider spoken Japanese, literacy, school year, and goals together before choosing a starting point from A1 to C3.
Yes. Adults, including first-time learners, may join when their Japanese level and goals fit an existing course. You can also ask about daily life, work, JLPT, or interview goals.
Depending on the class and topic, we may suggest learning from the same material together. Not every lesson is a joint family class, so please tell us what you hope to do during the first consultation.
Yes. The school stages shown are guides to material difficulty, not age limits. We choose the level based on Japanese ability and goals.
Yes. A1 to C3 show approximate JLPT levels, and C1 can include preparation tailored to the level you plan to take.
Yes. Depending on your Japanese and goals, C1 to C3 can cover organising opinions, interviews, written expression, and news reading.
Yes. Courses support learners who speak Japanese at home, want stronger literacy, need to bridge gaps with Japanese schoolwork, or are preparing for returnee admissions.
Each course meets once a week for 60 minutes. Learners may take more than one course when different skills or goals need support.
Yes. Enquiries are welcome in English or Japanese. The form asks about age, school setting, Japanese experience, and preferred contact times.
There are no enrolment, facility, digital-material, or renewal fees. Families only cover their own printing costs when a material needs to be printed.
Please contact us as early as possible. Rescheduling is discussed individually according to availability and circumstances, with flexibility for sudden illness and emergencies.
Materials are for the enrolled learner’s personal study. They may not be reposted, redistributed, made public, or sold. Please see Lesson information in the footer for details.