Looking for a way to practice Speaking Japanese in Tokyo? Bento Chat Hour is perfect for you!
In the Japanese culture, one very important theme is the seasons and the flowers symbolizing the passage of time. Among them, one kind is particularly iconic, capturing the attenti...
Travelling abroad forces us to reconsider our manners and to think about the other culture’s rules. For many expatriates in Japan adapting to the local culture is not always ...
We are planning the following events in March 2016. Please send your request for participation to info@cotoacademy.com Special Cooking Class〜 Nigiri-Sushi 特別料理クラス にぎりずし Tuesday, Ma...
Do you have plans for the next spring in Japan? Do you like travelling by train? If you are staying in Japan for a few months and you want to...
This time we interviewed Fabrice who came to Japan from France with a working holiday visa and got a job at a major IT company in Japan after taking a 6-month course.
Everything is ready and you are good to go live your dream in Tokyo. And at you arrival… You are wondering how to open a bank account in Japan! The...
The 40th Grand Sumo Tournament In Coto Academy every February we have an appointment with Sumo. Come with us and discover the picture of an incredible Grand Sumo Tournament at...
When you start learning Japanese, hiragana and katakana might have seemed very frightening, didn’t it? At Coto Academy, we believe that if you learn how to write Japanese at ...
In January, our students went on a Special Sentô Tour to discover the wonders of the traditional Japanese public baths and their artworks. The communal baths appeared in Japanese t...
Do you know how to apologize correctly in Japanese? Apologizing is an important part of Japanese culture, and it’s something our students always notice and ask about when they come...
We are planning the following events in February. Please send your request for participation to info@cotoacademy.com Lunch Tour in Kagurazaka Thursday, February 4th, 12:30-13:50 Le...
Every language has its jokes and word games, delightful and refreshing for the minds. Japanese people are particularly fond of what they call “oyaji gag”, a type of jok...