FAQ

Generally, there are no additional fees. For sessions held within my service area, transportation and standard lesson materials are included. There are no registration, membership, or administration fees. Note: Learners are responsible for their own personal stationery (notebooks, pens, etc.) and specific textbooks if required for the course.

For online sessions, a computer with a stable internet connection is recommended. For in-person sessions, a pen and paper are helpful but not required. For corporate services, access to a whiteboard and/or a large screen (to connect a laptop) in the meeting room is required.

Yes. I can issue qualified invoices (適格請求書) compliant with Japanese tax regulations.

Yes, receipts compliant with Japanese tax regulations can be provided upon request for all payments.

Yes. Additional participants may be added to certain sessions for a supplemental fee. Please contact me for a custom quote.

My primary service areas are Tokyo (Marunouchi, Otemachi, Ueno, Akihabara, Yurakucho, Hibiya, Ginza), Chiba (Kashiwa, Matsudo). If you are located outside of these areas, please feel free to reach out to discuss potential arrangements or online options.

While a smartphone can be used if a computer is unavailable, I highly recommend using a computer or tablet for a better learning experience, as we will often share screens and documents.

No. All sessions are conducted via Google Meet, which runs directly in your web browser (Chrome, Safari, Edge, etc.). I will provide a link once your appointment is confirmed. We also use Google Docs for collaborative notes; while a Gmail address is helpful, it is not required.

Yes, you are welcome to record our sessions for your personal review and study.

Absolutely. We will assess your current proficiency and discuss your specific goals during our initial consultation.

My Japanese proficiency allows me to live and work comfortably in Japan, and I continue to study daily. However, I prioritize "immersion" during our sessions as it is one of the most effective ways to improve. I may occasionally use a Japanese phrase if it helps clarify a point efficiently. Please feel free to contact me in Japanese via email.