Japanese teachers found: 60

Hello! My name is Miwa, and my family home is on Sado Island, a small and beautiful island in Japan. My father’s family has been rice farmers there for over 200 years. It’s a peaceful village where people live close to nature, helping each other with rice and vegetable farming. Every year, the community holds a traditional festival at the local shrine to pray for a good harvest—one of the traditions I treasure deeply. Now I live in Auckland, New Zealand, where I experience very different cultures and values. Living abroad has deepened my appreciation for Japan, and I would love to share not only the Japanese language but also our daily life, culture, and values with you. I have been teaching Japanese for over 7 years, working with both beginners and advanced learners from all over the world. I offer one-on-one lessons and group classes, and I always tailor lessons to each student’s level, interests, and goals. For beginners, I use my own original materials to make learning easy a...

**Usually, the evening time slots(US Eastern time) would be taken by current students** こんにちはー！ ようこそ、私の日本語クラスへ！ Hello, welcome to my Japanese language course! I’m from Yokohama, one of the biggest cities in Japan, located on Tokyo Bay just South of Tokyo, so I speak and teach Tokyo dialect, also known as standard dialect. My major was English language and literature and I did my graduate thesis on intercultural communications. I also took ESL courses with several different professors over the years so I understand how hard it is to study different languages and I know what works. My methodology on language learning is a combination of immersive and traditional learning. The Japanese language requires a great amount of effort to master, but it becomes far easier if you use the language colloquially first, as children do. Language is like a jigsaw puzzle; it will become easier as you fill it in. I will help you learn through conversation, textbooks, and roleplay. I also can...

✨ LIMITED AVAILABILITY ✨ Hi there! Welcome to my (Kazukosan's) profile! Just imagine watching that anime without the subtitles. Simply spectacular! マジでいい！ I believe strengthening listening comprehension skills is the key to navigate language with confidence. How would you communicate in Japanese (or any language for that matter), if you do not know what it sounds like? My passion is to assist my students to listen to the Japanese language through anime, movies, news clips, YouTube videos and help achieve their goals. The tools and techniques I have acquired over years are yours to use which, by the way, can be applied to learning other languages as well! I really want to help you out! May ALL your dreams come true! 🌸　🌸　🌸　🌸　🌸　🌸　🌸　🌸　🌸　🌸 I love to teach, so I home schooled my daughter. I taught her Japanese myself and my daughter has no problem communicating in Japanese. At 17 years old, she was able to venture out to Japan on her own. She ordered that Japan only ri...

Hey, my name is June, fluent in Mandarin, Japanese and English. With many years of working experience in international organizations as a liaison, learning languages are always my interest. My native language is Chinese, and I've gained my BA in China. Sooner after, I've passed the highest level of Japanese test (JLPT N1) in Japan. And now, I am in Canada; I got another business degree in English! I am excited to share all my language learning experiences with you! I have 3+ years of teaching Japanese and specify in teaching beginners, and students would like to pass JLPT N2 and N1 tests. I sincerely hope I can help you with your Japanese study!

こんにちは！My name is Saori and I’m teaching Japanese on online for more than 5 Years. I’m teaching to beginner student to intermediate student and I really enjoyed teaching Japanese ! In my lesson, I will use my text books and my original power-point for teaching. ⭐️Beginner to pre-intermediate textbooks ⭐️ ①Minna no Nihongo 1&2 ②Genki1&2 ③Marugoto A1 A2(1) A2(2) B1(1) We use these textbooks and my original PowerPoint to get structure of Japanese grammar and have easy conversation ! We will do listening practice as well. I will give you PDF and homework that you can review after the lesson. ◉I’m sorry, I only accept students who are over 13years old. ⭐️Intermediate student⭐️ I will focus on conversation. If you have textbooks that you’d like to study, please send me before the lesson. I also can use textbooks below. ①Marugoto B1(2). B2(3) I will send you PDF and homework after the lesson that you can review. ●About Me● I’m from Hokkaido in Japan and I currently live in Iwate p...

Learn Japanese with laughter! Most students start speaking in just 3 months. Forget boring lessons. Many of my students have been learning with me for over five years—that says it all! Let's enjoy learning Japanese together! 【My lessons are ideal for students who are】 ・Absolute beginners (No worries if you know nothing about Japanese! Within about three months, most of my students can handle basic Japanese conversations. I focus on understanding and using Japanese naturally, not memorizing fixed phrases.) ・Self-taught students who want to take the next step ・Planning to study, work, or live in Japan in the future ・Foreigners currently living in Japan ・Students preparing for JLPT N5–N4 ・Students who want to practice speaking and conversation in Japanese (output) 【Lesson style】 ・Textbook (I use Genki I & II (3rd edition)) ・Conversation-based lessons If you have something specific you want to learn, just tell me! 【Japanese Level】 Beginner to Intermediate 【Age】 12 years old and a...

★ Absolute Beginners Welcome!!! ★ Informal fun lessons tailored to suit every individuals. Never has learning Japanese been so enjoyable and achievable; ) All class material is provided. Hi Japanese learners! I am Chiaki, I was born and grew up in Japan, I have lived in Australia for a year and lived in the UK for the last 5 years. In the UK I gave private Japanese lessons to several British students. I enjoyed time with my students so much that I wanted to start to teaching online to meet more people in different countries. Have you ever experienced the situation where you have taken a phrase from a Japanese textbook and said it to a Japanese person and received only a confused look in response? Probably the reason is that textbooks tend to teach Japanese in an ultra-polite form. Those basics are very important to know but you also need to know the casual way to say things, as native speakers do, to make conversations flow. This is also necessary to understand what Jap...