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Teachers – Shinjuku

Here is a list of our Japanese teachers at our Shinjuku Branch

Kobayashi Sensei

Kobayashi Sensei Shinjuku Japanese Teacher Branch: Shinjuku Language SchoolLessons: Group and Private Lessons General Inquries Free Consultation “As a Japanese teacher, I aim to support my students by using language as a gateway to understanding. ” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? In my twenties, I traveled solo and studied languages abroad. In my thirties and […]

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Mitsumoto Sensei

Mitsumoto Sensei Shinjuku Japanese Teacher Branch: Shinjuku Language SchoolLessons: Group and Private Lessons General Inquries Free Consultation “I love seeing my students grasp the subtle nuances of Japanese, learn new words and expressions, and eventually expressing their thoughts and emotions naturally.” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? While living in the United States, I was involved

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Kominami Sensei

Kominami Sensei Shinjuku Japanese Teacher Branch: Shinjuku Language SchoolLessons: Group and Private Lessons General Inquries Free Consultation “As students continue studying, they start to have more questions, and I enjoy helping them solve those small everyday questions while deepening their understanding of Japan. ” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? My aunt was an English conversation

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Takahashi Sensei

Takahashi Sensei Shinjuku Japanese Teacher Branch: Shinjuku Language SchoolLessons: Group and Private Lessons General Inquries Free Consultation “Studying a language means learning not only the language itself but also the culture and ways of thinking of the people who speak it.” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? My inspiration to become a teacher came from my

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Hashida Sensei

Hashida Sensei Shinjuku Japanese Teacher Branch: Shinjuku Language SchoolLessons: Group and Private Lessons General Inquries Free Consultation “I aim to build confidence in speaking, ensuring that students practice real-life daily conversations. I want every student to leave each lesson with a sense of accomplishment.” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? My journey to becoming a Japanese

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Saito Sensei

Saito Sensei Shinjuku Japanese Teacher Branch: Shinjuku Language SchoolLessons: Group and Private Lessons General Inquries Free Consultation “I believe in the theory that ‘smiling increases productivity.’ With that in mind, I strive to create an atmosphere where everyone in the class (including me!) can have fun.” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? For over 40 years

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Abe Sensei

Abe Sensei Shinjuku Japanese Teacher Branch: Shinjuku Language SchoolLessons: Group and Private Lessons General Inquries Free Consultation “Language is a tool. The more you use it, the better you get. Eventually, you can master this tool to express yourself freely. ” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? I used to hate studying in school, especially English,

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Yamada Sensei

Yamada Sensei Shinjuku Japanese Teacher Branch: Shinjuku Language SchoolLessons: Group and Private Lessons General Inquries Free Consultation “I respect each student’s personality – whether they are outgoing or reserved, or whether they focus more on grammar or conversation.” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? I lived in the United States for about six years due to

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Otsu Sensei

Otsu Sensei Shinjuku Japanese Teacher Branch: Shinjuku Language SchoolLessons: Group and Private Lessons General Inquries Free Consultation “It’s a joy to see each student’s progress as their knowledge of Japanese accumulates step by step, and seeing them smile is one of the best parts of teaching.” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? Ever since my university

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Seta Sensei

Seta Sensei Shinjuku Japanese Teacher Branch: Shinjuku Language SchoolLessons: Group and Private Lessons General Inquries Free Consultation “I would like to share not only the Japanese language but also the Japanese culture and the spirit of Japan with you through the study of the Japanese language.” Why did you become a Japanese teacher? I have lived abroad

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