Yoroshiku onegaishimasu (よろしくお願いします) is one of those quintessential Japanese words that is highly ingrained into the culture but very difficult to translate to English.

In 2025, the average JLPT pass rate was just 35%. See how Coto Academy students achieved an 83% pass rate—more than double the average—and how you can too.

The first thing you’ll do when you arrive in Japan is get something to eat, but there’s one problem: how do you actually order food in Japanese at a restaurant?

Although JLPT is the de facto standard, it’s only held twice a year. This got us thinking: what are the other alternatives to officially prove our Japanese?

Need to check your JLPT results? Don’t worry this blog is here to help! Learn how to check your JLPT results with this guide now.

We’ll introduce each day of the week with its Japanese name, pronunciation, and useful tips to help you remember them quickly. Let’s get started!

Have you ever wondered what Japanese train announcements actually mean? Check out our guide below to help you before traveling to Japan!

Ever heard the seemingly endless stream of slang from kids born after 2010 and wondered what the Japanese equivalent of Gen Alpha slang sounds like? Recently, Gen Alpha slang has been taking the internet by storm, so you might need to learn it to keep up with your friends and interact with Japanese digital spaces. […]