Learn JLPT/ Daily Conversation with a qualified tutor!

Name: Haruka Arakawa : Private Japanese Tutor in Tokyo and Online
Brand: Tutoroo
SKU: tutoroo:358606
Price: 3300 JPY
Availability: LimitedAvailability
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Private Japanese Tutor in Tokyo and Online

【Online lesson only】
🌟 Welcome to Your Japanese Learning Journey! 🌟

I'm here to support you every step of the way until you can express yourself confidently in Japanese! Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your skills, I've got you covered.

🎯 Our First Lesson:
In our first lesson, please share your goals, learning background, and anything else you'd like me to know. I will tailor the lesson to suit your needs perfectly :)

【Courses Available】
① JLPT Preparation (Textbook: TRY! - available on Kindle)

📝 Beyond Exam Readiness: Practical application of knowledge.
📖 Comprehensive Prep: Using the acclaimed TRY! textbook.
🎯 Personalized Plans: Study plans tailored to your progress.

② Daily Conversation (Textbooks: Irodori/Genki/Minna no Nihongo/TRY!)

📊 Visual Aids: Original slides to grasp grammar easily.
📘 Beginners: Focus on mastering basics with engaging textbooks.
🗣️ Intermediate to Advanced: Activities like topic discussions and article readings to enhance fluency.

【My Background】
✔️ Experienced in private lessons.
✔️ Over 6 years of business experience in Japan.

【About Me】
🎓 Completed 420 hours of Japanese teaching training.
📗 Enjoy reading, learning languages, traveling (visited 10+ countries) , and cafe hopping .
😊 Cheerful, calm, and patient tutor.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the easiest way to learn Japanese in Tokyo?

To communicate with people as much as possible.
There are many language exchange events and social communities available.
Putting yourself in a Japanese-speaking environment is the easiest and fastest way to learn.
Put yourself in Japanese speaking environment is the easiest and fastest way of learning.

Is it difficult to learn Japanese in Tokyo?

It depends on the situation, but I'd say it's easier than learning Japanese in your own country. If you walk around the city, you'll see and hear a lot of Japanese, so you can get used to Japanese naturally. Also, it will keep you motivated to continue learning.