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Japanese people are known for being well-mannered, and Japan’s society is famous for its etiquette, high level of customer service, and polite people. But while Japanese people are non-confrontational, there is a set of “unwritten rules” that people expect you to follow. These rules are considered common sense and one of the reasons why society […]

About this week’s Author: Mr. Matsumoto, was a junior high school Japanese teacher for 23 years before joining Coto Language Academy. Therefore, he is a Japanese language pro. He currently teaches Coto’s Intensive Courses (intermediate and advanced), Business Courses and the Part Time N1 grammar and reading classes. He is also involved in developing teaching materials at Coto.

The year might be coming to an end, but we hope your spirit in learning Japanese does not end this year, either! We want to be part of your Japanese learning journey!  From November 1st to December 21st, 2024, we are excited to offer several promos for our courses, including intensive courses, part-time lessons, and […]

When it comes to learning Japanese, the experience can be both exciting and overwhelming. With so many different types of language schools in Japan, choosing the right one for your learning needs can significantly affect how quickly and effectively you achieve fluency. This guide will walk you through the main types of Japanese language schools, […]

Omoshiroi is a Japanese word that means many things. It can be used to describe something as “Interesting, Amusing, Fascinating, Funny, Enjoyable, Entertaining, Fun” and more!The Kanji for Omoshiroi is written as 面白い and in Hiragana as おもしろい.Omoshiroi is an I adjective, and it’s a JLPT N5 Level Vocabulary word – so chances are, you […]

Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Japanese nightlife by venturing into the world of Izakaya, a casual Japanese pub. These bustling establishments offer a delightful blend of delicious food, refreshing drinks, and lively conversations, providing an authentic glimpse into Japanese culture. Izakaya is usually サラリーマン Sararīman, aka salary man’s favorite place to go for […]

One of the four basic Japanese greetings, there’s more to saying “Good night”.