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JLPT N4 Intensive Review Course
The JLPT N4 Intensive Review Course is designed to prepare you for the JLPT N4 exam with targeted review and practice. You’ll strengthen grammar, vocabulary, kanji, and listening comprehension at the N4...
Beginner Japanese Course – Basic Grammar
The Beginner Japanese Course – Basic Grammar is designed to help you build a strong grammar foundation and prepare for the JLPT N5 exam. You’ll review essential sentence structures, learn how to...
JLPT N5 Intensive Review Course
The JLPT N5 Intensive Review Course is designed to give you focused and efficient preparation for the JLPT N5 exam. You’ll review all grammar, vocabulary, and kanji at the N5 level, while...
Speak Japanese ASAP for upper-beginners
Do you know basic Japanese but still find it hard to speak in real situations? Speak Japanese ASAP for upper-beginners is a focused 2-month course designed to help you use the Japanese you...
Kanji Course with Teacher Rie
Learning kanji might seem intimidating at first but it doesn’t have to be! Teacher Rie’s Kanji Course is designed to help you confidently read and write the first 100 essential kanji in...
Study Buddy Pack: Learn Japanese Your Way with Friends or Colleagues!
Learning Japanese is more fun and effective when you do it with people you know! Whether you’re a group of friends, classmates, or even a team of colleagues, our Study Buddy Pack...
Let’s Learn About Japanese Festivals! Traditional Events and Culture
Let’s Learn About Japanese Festivals! Traditional Events and Culture Hello! Have you ever experienced a Japanese festival? Japan has many fun and exciting festivals to enjoy. This time, Eri-san, a staff member...
Enjoy Japan’s Four Seasons While Learning Japanese!
Enjoy Japan’s Four Seasons While Learning Japanese! Hello, everyone studying Japanese! Japan’s four seasons are characterized by beautiful nature, unique customs, and culture tailored to each season. In this post, Eri-san from...
What is the difference between “落ちそうだった” (ochisou datta) and “落ちるところだった” (ochiru tokoro datta)?
What is the difference between “落ちそうだった” (ochisou datta) and “落ちるところだった” (ochiru tokoro datta)? In what situations do we differentiate between “落ちそうだった” (ochisou datta) and “落ちるところだった” (ochiru tokoro datta)?Do both expressions convey the...
Learn Japanese Through Gourmet! Master Japanese While Enjoying Delicious Food!
Learn Japanese Through Gourmet! Master Japanese While Enjoying Delicious Food! Hello everyone! Are you studying Japanese and interested in Japanese food culture? In fact, Japanese food is a very useful tool for...
“Nenjiru” vs “Inoru” – What’s the Difference?
“Nenjiru” vs “Inoru” – What’s the Difference? Are “念じる (nenjiru)” and “祈る (inoru)” just two words with the same meaning?When should you use “nenjiru,” and when should you use “inoru”?What are the...
The Difference Between “アンケートに回答する” and “アンケートを回答する”(Ankēto ni kaitō suru vs. Ankēto o kaitō suru)
The Difference Between “アンケートに回答する” and “アンケートを回答する” (Ankēto ni kaitō suru vs. Ankēto o kaitō suru) Aren’t “アンケートに回答する” (ankēto ni kaitō suru: to respond to a survey) and “アンケートを回答する” (ankēto o kaitō...
The Difference Between “道” (Michi), “通り” (Toori), and “道路” (Douro)
The Difference Between “道” (Michi), “通り” (Toori), and “道路” (Douro) Do “道” (Michi), “通り” (Toori), and “道路” (Douro) all mean the same thing?When should I use “道” (Michi), and when should I...
The Difference Between “計画する” (Keikaku Suru) and “予定する” (Yotei Suru)
The Difference Between “計画する” (Keikaku Suru) and “予定する” (Yotei Suru) Do “計画する” (Keikaku Suru) and “予定する” (Yotei Suru) really mean the same thing?When should I use “計画する” and when should I use...
The Difference Between “値引き” (nebiki) and “割引” (waribiki)
The Difference Between “値引き” (nebiki) and “割引” (waribiki) “値引き” (nebiki) and “割引” (waribiki) – don’t they mean the same thing?When should you use “値引き” (nebiki), and when is “割引” (waribiki) appropriate?What’s the...
Experience the Charm of Japanese Food! Enjoyable Dishes and Eating Tips for Beginners
Experience the Charm of Japanese Food! Enjoyable Dishes and Eating Tips for Beginners Ramen, sushi, tempura… Japanese cuisine is rich in variety! But that’s not all. In fact, Japan is home to...
The Difference Between “召し上がりください (meshiagarikudasai)” and “召し上がってください (meshiagatte kudasai)”
The Difference Between “召し上がりください (meshiagarikudasai)” and “召し上がってください (meshiagatte kudasai)” What’s the Difference Between “召し上がってください (meshiagatte kudasai)” and “お召し上がりください (omeshiagarikudasai)”? To cut to the chase, the correct phrase is “召し上がってください (meshiagatte kudasai)”....
The Difference Between “幸せ” (Shiawase), “幸い” (Saiwai), and “幸福” (Kōfuku)
The Difference Between “幸せ” (Shiawase), “幸い” (Saiwai), and “幸福” (Kōfuku) It can be difficult to decide which word to use depending on the situation!”幸せ” (Shiawase), “幸い” (Saiwai), “幸福” (Kōfuku)… aren’t they...
The Difference Between “食べたことがない” (Tabeta koto ga nai) and “食べなかったことがある” (Tabenakatta koto ga aru)
The Difference Between “食べたことがない” (Tabeta koto ga nai) and “食べなかったことがある” (Tabenakatta koto ga aru) Both “食べたことがない” (Tabeta koto ga nai) and “食べなかったことがある” (Tabenakatta koto ga aru) refer to experiences involving eating,...
The Difference Between “食べてはいけません” (Tabete wa ikemasen) and “食べないでください” (Tabenai de kudasai)
The Difference Between “食べてはいけません” (Tabete wa ikemasen) and “食べないでください” (Tabenai de kudasai) Both “食べてはいけません” (Tabete wa ikemasen) and “食べないでください” (Tabenai de kudasai) express the idea of “forbidding eating,” but do they have...