You have studied Japanese.
You attend lessons, do self-study, and understand explanations.

Yet in real conversations,
the words do not come out when you need them.

You know the vocabulary.
You recognize the grammar.
But when speaking with colleagues, friends, or people around you,
your Japanese feels slow, limited, or unreliable.

This is not a lack of effort.
And it is not a lack of intelligence.

It is a very common stage —
one that many serious learners reach
when their knowledge has grown,
but their ability to use it has not caught up yet.

This coaching exists precisely for this stage.

This coaching is not built around a fixed syllabus
or a one-size-fits-all method.

Each lesson is designed around your needs, your goals, and your current challenges,
with a strong focus on turning knowledge into usable Japanese.

Because lessons are usually held once a week
(or twice when appropriate),
progress depends on what happens between sessions.

That is why homework is an essential part of the program.

You will regularly work on vocabulary and expressions
introduced in lessons,
and receive digital vocabulary cards
to support consistent review and long-term retention.

This approach helps you stay in contact with Japanese
far more frequently than lessons alone —
and builds the foundation for speaking with greater confidence and flexibility
in real situations.