Those who live in Japan but have no opportunity to study Japanese.
Those who want to experience Japanese culture as well as Japanese language.
Those who want to make new friends in Japan.
Features
Helps participants focus on learning about situations encountered in daily life.
Enables participants to use Japanese in their daily life in Japan.
Delivers some activities about Traditional Japanese Culture!
Creates a chance to meet new people and make friends
Affordable Japanese Lessons (Monthly Class/2 times per week/1 time 60min)
Application
Time
Wed・Fri 11:00～12:00 （60min）
Required Japanese Level
Beginner level
Capacity
Maximum 8 people ( Minimum of 2 )
Fees
30,800yen (Tax inc.)
Example of lesson topics
Introducing Yourself
Shopping for Everyday Items
Asking Where an Item is Sold and How Much it
Choosing and Buying What You Want
Communicating Your Preferences to the Store Clerk
Going to a Restaurant
Using a Delivery Service
Using Public Transportation
Banking in Japan
Understanding Manners for Residing in Japan
Schedule
2023 June Course
June 7（Wed）～June 30（Fri）twice a week / 8sessions Wed・Fri 11:00～
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Q&A
Can I quit in the middle of the course?
Yes—but you cannot receive a refund.
Is there a textbook?
There isn’t a textbook, but we will provide you with a digital version of the handouts that were used in class after each class is over.
How do I pay for the courses?
There are two ways to pay: 1. Bank transfer. 2. Flywire (online). You will need to pay for any bank charges or fees.
What kind of cultural experiences are offered?
In addition to the Kimono dressing experience in the Japanese room, students can participate in extracurricular activities (e.g. calligraphy, tea ceremony, ikebana, etc.) offered at that time of the year.
Can I get a certificate of completion?
We will issue and send you a scanned copy of the original certificate if your attendance rate is more than 80%. However, we cannot mail you a hard copy.
