Update as of July 30, 2020 From MOFA We will be updating this as more information is released – 8/19/2020 According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, as of July 30, 2020, foreign nationals who posses the status of residence may re-enter Japan – with a catch. This official statement says that currently, […]
This Summer – Step-up your Japanese Speaking. Online Group Practice Lessons August 11th – 31st Online Practice Lessons in small groups to Review and Improve Book your own lessons from a variety of different topics and levels on our online scheduling system. Study at your own pace – Set your frequency and progress rapidly. What are online […]
What is a “Lite Intensive Course”? A Lite Intensive course is 2 Days Per Week (A total of 4x 50 minute sessions) A linear course format (Our current part-time lessons are focused on improving specific skills with a heavy focus on conversation – this is more of a traditional “course” that covers many aspects of the […]
Are you looking for online lessons to prepare for the JLPT N3, N2, or N1? We are very happy to announce that we are now offering additional schedules that fit the US East Coast Time Zone. If you would like to study for the JLPT Online – we are now offering the following courses: JLPT […]
As you may know by now, the Japanese language has many different and nuanced expressions in their grammar. One way of testing your Japanese grammar abilities is by taking the JLPT. In this blog post we are taking a look at a more advanced JLPT grammar point: JLPT N1 – かぎり(kagiri). In the above video, […]
This cheat sheet PDF guide is the ultimate resource for beginners. It covers numbers, time, verb conjugation, and even includes a handy hiragana and katakana chart. This one-sheet PDF has all that you need to be familiar with the basics of most Japanese Concepts.Get the free download of our learning cheat sheet below. Verb conjugation […]
Have you enjoyed all the N3 Kanji worksheet series so far? In this new Kanji unit, we are going to learn how to write some nature elements. For example, 石 (ishi: stone) and 草 (kusa: grass.) To learn more N3 kanji related to themes such as “Work“, “Sports”, “Crime” and “Feelings” (total 19 units), You […]
In this blog series, we will give some critical vocabulary for politics in Japanese. These vocabulary words are designed to expand your range of words so that you can have more elaborate conversations. (This will be a regular series and these blogs are primarily designed for intermediate-advanced learners – so for beginner learners we advise […]
