Coto Academy to Open Visa-Supported Japanese Language School in 2026
Coto Academy will launch Coto Institute, a Japanese language school focusing on long-term programs that can finally support student visa.
Coto Academy will launch Coto Institute, a Japanese language school focusing on long-term programs that can finally support student visa.
Coto Academy will launch Coto Institute, a Japanese language school focusing on long-term programs that can finally support student visa.
The JLPT N4 grammar, かな (kana) is a handy Japanese grammar pattern that isn’t used much in formal work situations but comes in really useful in everyday life. It’s used when you want to show hesitation, doubt, or simply wonder about something. It basically means “I wonder” and is often used to: Learn its meaning, […]
Christmas in Japan is more of a commercial and romantic holiday than it is a traditional or religious one. From eating KFC and seeing beautiful winter illuminations to going to European-inspired Christmas markets, these are all of the most common activities you can do for Christmas in Japan.
Nearing Christmas, you’ll find Tokyo transformed into an illuminated frosty wonderland. Check out our top spots for best illuminations for 2021/2022
Explore essential Japanese vocabulary for snow and winter, from seasonal terms to weather expressions, perfect for learners.
Merry Christmas! In December, during the peak of the holiday season, vibrant Christmas markets sprout across Tokyo. So, this is the perfect time to embrace the Christmas spirit and immerse yourself in these wonderful markets, filled with iconic Christmas illuminations, holiday treats, and drinks, from hot cocoa to malt wine. Christmas in Japan definitely differs from […]
Before we dive into how to say “Merry Christmas” in Japanese, you might be wondering how or even if Christmas is celebrated in Japan. Thankfully, Japan is no stranger to celebrating Western holidays, including Thanksgiving, and the good news is that the imported Christmas holiday is no exception. It might not be celebrated the same […]
Toward the end of December each year, the North Pole tilts farthest from the sun, marking the shortest day and longest night and turning into a celestial moment we know as the winter solstice.