Raph

Hajimemashite!! I have studied Japanese for 7 years before eventually going to live there for 1 year. At that time, I was 16 years old and had the opportunity to live in a Japanese family and experience the local culture at its best. Having no direct link with "strangers", I learnt Japanese even quicker and since then I have kept it up with friends and my family back in Tokyo, and thanks to teaching Japanese on a regular basis to classes up to 20 students. All I can promise is a fun experience, mainly focused on talking and culture at first. For more advanced students, writing and useful exercises to develop your Japanese will come in, with a focus on passing official Japanese proficiency tests. Nihongo de hanashimashou!