Ultimate Guide to Part-Time Jobs in Japan for International Students By Shawn Zhu | Aug 25th, 2025 Table of Contents Add a header to begin generating the table of contents The reality of part-time jobs in Japan can be quite different from what you might expect, especially if you’re an international student. If you’re an […]
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Ultimate Guide to the Japanese Funeral By Christina Economos | August 1st, 2025 Quick Nav: Add a header to begin generating the table of contents A Japanese funeral is a powerful blend of tradition, ritual, and quiet reverence. Whether you’re attending one, supporting someone who is, or simply curious about the customs, understanding what actually happens
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Top 27 Japanese Love Sayings (And What They Actually Mean) By Christina Economos | June 26th, 2025 Quick Nav: Add a header to begin generating the table of contents Japanese love sayings can be confusing and hard to understand, especially if you are from a non asian country. Japanese is so much more indirect and
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Ultimate Guide to theBest Mexican Food in Tokyo By Airi Imamura | May 31st, 2025 Table of Contents Add a header to begin generating the table of contents Ever grabbed a taco in Tokyo and thought, “Wait… is this really Mexican?” You’re definitely not alone. Tokyo’s full of surprises, but when it comes to the
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Takane Sensei Ueno/Akihabara Japanese Teacher Branch: Ueno/Akihabara Language SchoolLessons: Group [Offline] and Private Lessons [Offline] General Inquries Free Consultation “I really enjoy talking with my students about our respective cultures and witnessing their gradual progress towards fluency in Japanese with each lesson.” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? I worked as a secretary before becoming
Iwata Sensei Online Japanese Teacher Branch: Online Japanese LessonsLessons: Group [Online] and Private Lessons [Online] General Inquries Free Consultation “I hope to create a space where the students can ask any questions they may have, not only about the contents of the textbooks, but also about life in Japan.” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? When
Kurihara Sensei Online Japanese Teacher Branch: Online Japanese LessonsLessons: Group [Online] and Private Lessons [Online] General Inquries Free Consultation “Japanese is a complex language, with not only hiragana but also katakana and kanji, but I try to do my best every day to make it rewarding for my students to learn it.” Why did you become a
Ota Sensei Ueno/Akihabara Japanese Teacher Branch: Ueno/Akihabara Language SchoolLessons: Group [Offline] and Private Lessons [Offline] General Inquries Free Consultation “I value each student’s individual pace and characteristics in my lessons, which is possible at Japan Switch.” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? I think it is a wonderful job in which I can get to
Murotani Sensei Ueno/Akihabara Japanese Teacher Branch: Ueno/Akihabara Language SchoolLessons: Group [Offline] and Private Lessons [Offline] General Inquries Free Consultation “Since each student’s goals, needs, and learning pace are different, I tailor my lessons accordingly.” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? Since my school days, I have had an interest in languages and international exchange. After
Kano Sensei Ueno/Akihabara Japanese Teacher Branch: Ueno/Akihabara Language SchoolLessons: Group [Offline] and Private Lessons [Offline] General Inquries Free Consultation “In my classes, I try to go beyond mere language study to give students a deeper understanding of the Japanese people’s way of thinking and even cultural influences.” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? I became
