What does daijoubu mean? Read this blog to learn the ways to use the word 大丈夫 with practical examples and tips.

Long before the anime craze, manga boom, or iconic games developed by Nintendo, Japanese people, like the rest of the world, enjoyed traditional games as a primary form of entertainment.

If you’ve spent any amount of time in Japan, you’ve probably noticed that point cards are everywhere. Almost every shop, big or small, has its own point card system.

Guide to finding the best autumn leaves spot in Japan and how to plan your momiji hunting.

Saying “goodbye” can be difficult no matter where you’re from. In Japanese, the word sayonara often carries the weight of a long farewell, hinting that you might not see the person for a long time. But don’t worry: Japanese language has plenty of other ways to say farewell that are lighter, more casual, and full […]

Do you love Japanese pop music? Want to use it to learn Japanese? In this article we recommend some of our favorite artists and songs to use for Japanese learning.

If you’ve landed here, you’re probably wondering: “Is Coto Academy Online legit?” Don’t worry, we get it. When it comes to learning Japanese online, you want to be sure you’re investing your time and money wisely. Rest assured, we’re completely legitimate. But we also want to give you the full picture so you can feel […]

Welcome to the ultimate guide to passing the JLPT N3 exam! The thought of taking the JLPT is stressful, but what about preparing for it? With so many things to learn, it’s easy for anyone to feel completely disorganized. The JLPT N3 exam is a true testament to your progress and dedication to learning Japanese. […]