Program Philosophy
Developing the Japanese Skills Needed for Everyday Life
This program focuses on the practical Japanese needed to live and communicate confidently in Japan.
Through situation-based learning, students develop the ability to:
・Communicate in everyday situations
・Understand and respond appropriately to different contexts
・Handle practical matters independently
From hospitals and shopping to work and administrative procedures, students learn Japanese they can use in real-life situations and build the confidence to navigate daily life in Japan.
Who This Program Is For
• International residents currently living in Japan
• Individuals planning to begin living in Japan
• Individuals residing in Japan under spouse, dependent, or related residence statuses
• Learners who wish to acquire the Japanese needed for everyday life
• Learners who wish to improve practical conversation skills in addition to preparing for the JLPT
Level Structure: Three Stages
🌱 Beginner
• Conversations for shopping and dining at restaurants
• Basic communication at hospitals and pharmacies
• Common Japanese used at municipal and administrative offices
• Reading simple notices and public information
▶ Goal
“Handle the basic communication required in everyday life”
🌿 Intermediate
• Explaining one’s situation in detail at government offices and hospitals
• Communicating naturally at work, school, and within the local community
• Asking for help with problems and difficult situations
• Understanding documents and notices needed for daily life
• Expressing one’s thoughts and experiences
▶ Goal
“Develop the communication skills needed to live in Japan with confidence”
🌳 Advanced
• Explaining and discussing complex situations and requests
• Using appropriate expressions in public institutions and workplaces
• Understanding news and practical information for daily life
• Communicating naturally according to the situation and the person involved
• Solving a variety of everyday problems in Japanese
▶ Goal
“Use Japanese naturally in a wide range of situations and live independently”
Class Format
• Group lessons
• From one session per week
• 50-minute lessons
※ Course content and duration may be adjusted according to each student’s Japanese proficiency and learning objectives.
