March in Japan is a magical time. As winter loosens its grip, the landscape transforms into a canvas of vibrant colors, festivals abound, and the weather beckons you to explore. Here’s your guide to experiencing the best Japan has to offer in March! A Quick Jump To… Hanami: The Cherry Blossom Obsession March and cherry […]
Japan is a country full of culture, history, and natural beauty. The allure of Japan is undeniable. Yet, understanding the language and culture is key to immersing oneself in the Japanese way of life. This is where the concept of “arubaito” (アルバイト), or part-time work, comes into play, offering travelers a unique gateway into the […]
Sumo, with its colossal wrestlers and lightning-fast throws, is more than just a sport; it’s a cultural phenomenon deeply woven into the fabric of Japanese society. Sumo offers a unique glimpse into Japanese tradition, discipline, and raw athleticism, from its ancient Shinto roots to its modern-day tournaments. With this, in last week’s culture course, the […]
It’s time for us to introduce you to a new class in March! Azabu School will start a new course called Essential Japanese for Living. This course allows you to master practical Japanese skills that you can apply instantly outside the classroom, such as everyday conversations and navigating local shops and restaurants. What’s more? You experience […]
You have one shot to nail the JLPT. And surely you don’t want to miss it, right? Well, there’s surely no easy way out of this situation. Speakers that do not work quite right, or somehow the tiniest voice of anything distract you from the test. But, this is totally why you have to expect […]
We are excited to announce that Coto Online is rolling out a new course called the Free-flowing Conversation. This course allows you to interact with classmates, meet new people, and make new friends! So what are you waiting for? Read this blog for more class information and details, and sign up for it! Course Description […]
To honor Emperor Naruhito’s birthday on February 23 in the current Reiwa period, we take a look at the origins of this holiday, the monarchy, and how Tokyo is involved.
When engaging in business in Japan, the exchange of business cards, or “名刺 (meishi),” is a critical element of professional etiquette that carries deep cultural significance. This ceremonial exchange is more than a mere transfer of contact information; it’s a formal gesture of mutual respect and the first step in building a professional relationship. To […]
