1. Hanae Yamaichi

 

Yamaichi-sensei is an experienced and dedicated Japanese language teacher with a background in the food service industry. Since 2018, she has been teaching Japanese to a diverse range of learners, including local volunteers, technical interns, children, and business professionals. Yamaichi-sensei is also actively involved in promoting "easy Japanese" to Japanese people, making language learning accessible and enjoyable for all.

With expertise in JLPT preparation, Yamaichi-sensei has successfully taught private lessons at N4, N3, and N2 levels, helping numerous students pass the exam. Her goal is to create a society where no one is left behind, regardless of language, cultural differences, or disabilities. She believes that learning is most effective when it's enjoyable and encourages a friendly and supportive learning environment where students can have fun while learning together with peers.

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2. Rui Tojo

 

When Tojo-sensei was in college, she became interested in teaching Japanese as a foreign language. From there she began participating in Japanese language classes as a TA, as well as doing volunteer teaching.

 

When she started working for a general company, she came across many foreigners with limited Japanese language skills struggling in their day-to-day life, so because of that and being a bit of a language geek herself, she decided to become a full-time Japanese language teacher.

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"N2 requires a higher level of vocabulary and grammar than daily conversational Japanese, so the level of difficulty increases dramatically. I know it will be difficult to learn the detailed differences in grammar and how to use them properly, but let's work together to make it happen!"