Japanese teachers found: 46

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...

こんにちは。🌸 Konnichiwa! 🌸 Are you interested in the Japanese language/culture or planning to go to Japan? I am an experienced and qualified Japanese language teacher. I've been teaching the Japanese language as a second language since 2008. I studied English and am currently learning Italian, so I know exactly what the challenges (and rewards!) of learning languages are like. 👩‍🎓📕✏️ I love teaching as it is great to meet people, and get to know my students and their cultures. Also, it's amazing to see the students improve their Japanese language abilities and be able to communicate in Japanese. I have taught from complete beginner to beyond JLPT N1 level. A little bit about myself: I like playing video games & board games & card games, watching movies & anime, eating, and traveling. Also, I love my two Japanese Spitz. 🐶💖🐶 NOTE: If you're interested in working with me, please book a 30-minute trial lesson first. Also, I would love to hear about your language goals (or anything else you ...

こんにちは！ゆうきです。 🔹プロの日本語教師　 　(Professional Japanese teacher) 🔸日本語学校で、９年教えています 　(I have been teaching at a 　 　Japanese language school for ９years.) 🔹学生は、20か国以上、700人以上　 　(I have taught Japanese to 700 　students in more than 20 　countries.) 🔸オリジナルテキスト＆ 　ノートをプレゼント🎁 　(I will give you my original text and 　notes.) 🔹レッスン ⇒ N4～N1以上 OK！ 　　　　　　 JLPT 　　　　　 文法　(grammar) 　　　　　　 会話　(conversation) 　　　　　　 ことば　 　　　　　　　　(vocabulary/phrase) 　　　　　　 リスニング　(Listening) 　　　　　　 読解　(Reading) 　　　　　　 作文(Composition)　…… 　あなたの希望に合わせます　 　(I will do the lessons according to 　your request.) 🔸たくさん使って、 　もっと上手になりましょう！　 　(Let's use a lot of Japanese and get 　better!) 🔹間違っても大丈夫！ 　私が手伝います。 　(It's okay if you make a mistake. I 　will support you.) 🔸明るくて、楽しいレッスンです♪

Hi I'm Sayoko! 😊Calm, patient and friendly certified tutor with 8 years of experience 🎓 Fluent in English 💛I love teaching beginners!!🌍 I've lived in U.K., U.S.A., and Australia😊I mainly use Genki textbook. 🗾 Born in Tokyo, speak standard accent.🧳 25 years of experience as a translator of children’s book from English to Japanese.👨🏻‍🎓 Completed 420-hour Japanese teacher training course😊 Taught over 2000 online lessons ( at Verbling, Preply and other platforms ) For beginners: I teach Hiragana and Katakana using Padlet, PDFs, PowerPoint, and Flashcards. After that, we move on to the Genki textbook to study sentence structure and grammar. I often use audio resources to help you get used to natural speaking speed and intonation. I also use the Shadowing method. *Shadowing is a practice method in which a person listens to the audio and follows immediately what s/he hears, like a ‘shadow’ as faithfully as possible by voicing it. Unlike repeating exercises where a person listen to the ...

I was born in Japan and studied in Canada and USA. When I was studying music in LA, I learned Brazilian music and a couple of years later I went to Brazil and met my husband. I didn't know how to speak Portuguese at that time, I only knew how to sing in Portuguese, but from the very first day of Brazil I learned how to have fun and communicate with people without knowing much of the theory and vocabulary. It was just like how people learn jazz. There's a theory behind, but the most importantly we should feel and improvise. And to understand the theory, you first should listen, listen and listen. So my learning and teaching method can be a little unique. It's not like the traditional way that we all know, which you read, write, and listen to the explanations, instead, I want you to feel it. It's important to study and understand the grammar and try to memorize as much vocabularies as you can, but you can't forget to have fun, and you can't memorize things by just reading and thinkin...

🌻：about me Hello,everyone! I’m JUNKO. I’m Japanese and live in Japan now. I had lived in English-speaking world and South Korea for a few years. So I can speak English and Korea as well, very familiar to cultural difference. I love language too. Let's enjoy talk in Japanese . Why you need me: ▶︎ Working experience on Japanese tutor ▶︎Have a Very Familiar to cultural difference and Japanese culture and custom I have experience about to teach Japanese for a few years on online. I could support to native expressions！ 🌻：With my classes you can ◆Improve your pronunciation ◆Improve your understanding and use of grammar ◆Increase your range of vocabulary ◆Build your confidence in speaking ◆to do school's assignment 【It's up to you about class what do we lean】 🌻：Memo During the class,I can help English and Korean . Don't worry. :)

★ 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...