While you might not believe in the otherworldly and mythology, it’s best to avoid going against Japanese superstitions.

Primary colors in Japanese seem easy and straightforward, but you’d be surprised by how much culture and history go behind them.

This blog will teach you how to use Daijobu / Daijoubu in Japanese. It lists 20 different ways that you can use daijobu / daijobu in Japanese with example sentences. So if you are looking for a quick reference that can teach you many ways of using this popular Japanese phrase – this is the blog for you!

Spring in Japan explodes with the delicate beauty of sakura, or cherry blossoms. This breathtaking spectacle draws locals and tourists to celebrate hanami, the centuries-old tradition of appreciating these ephemeral blooms. Check out this blog for Japan’s Sakura forecast and recommended places to have a hanami around Tokyo! Sakura Forecast 2025 While dates vary slightly […]

Click Here to join our 30 day challenge to learn Hiragana When learning Japanese, “Yes” (はい – hai) and “No” (いいえ – iie) are among the first words you encounter. However, just like in English, there are many ways to say “yes” in Japanese, each with different levels of formality and nuances. If you want to build […]

Finding a gym in Japan and having a consistent workout routine is one of the quickest ways to feel at home in a new city. Are you living in Tokyo long-term and looking for a place to exercise? Here’s a quick guide that outlines some popular gyms, how to sign up and cancel, as well as some helpful phrases in Japanese to use along the way. 

Planning on visiting Japan for the short-term (from a couple weeks or a few months)? Whether for travel, work, or just a cultural experience—Coto Academy’s Short-term Japanese Language Course is the perfect option for you! We provide a focused and immersive environment where our courses can help you achieve your language learning goals rapidly. We […]

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