Start from zero. Build your foundation in speaking, reading, and writing Japanese.

Is This Course Right for You?

✅ You’ve never studied Japanese before, and want to start from the very basics.

✅ You want to handle daily conversations—shopping, traveling, meeting friends.

✅ You learn best in small classes with patient, supportive teachers.

✅ You’re excited to experience Japanese culture while building language skills.

What You'll Learn

Vocabulary for Daily Life

Build a foundation of essential words and phrases for shopping, eating out, traveling, and introducing yourself. Each week adds to your personal toolkit for living in Japan.

Basic Grammar & Structure

Understand how sentences are formed, from polite introductions to asking simple questions. Learn the building blocks that will prepare you for more advanced study.

Speaking & Listening Confidence

Practice real conversations through roleplays, pair work, and everyday scenarios. Learn to order food, buy train tickets, and chat with friends—so you can speak with confidence.

Reading & Writing Skills

Master hiragana and katakana, and start reading signs, menus, and messages. You’ll also be introduced to basic kanji for names, places, and daily use.

Course Information

Our Beginner Japanese Course is designed to balance structure with flexibility, giving students a strong start while keeping learning engaging. Classes run 20 hours per week, providing enough time to build solid skills without feeling overwhelming.

With small groups of 12–16 students, you’ll get personal attention from your teacher while still enjoying the energy of working with classmates from around the world. Lessons combine grammar practice, speaking and listening activities, and cultural exploration—ensuring you learn not only the language but also how to use it in real-life situations.

Each Week Includes

Core Lessons

Focused grammar and vocabulary building to strengthen your foundation in Japanese.

Conversation Sessions

Roleplays, pair work, and group practice designed to build real-life speaking confidence.

Cultural Components

Hands-on activities such as calligraphy, seasonal traditions, or cooking simple Japanese dishes.

Self-Study Support

Guided practice exercises and review methods to prepare you for the Intermediate Course.

Outcome:
By the end of the Beginner Course, you’ll be able to introduce yourself, ask and answer simple questions, and navigate daily life in Japan with confidence.

Ready to begin your journey?