I’m currently a student at Waseda University in Japan, majoring in culture, and I’m spending some time in London during my studies. I really enjoy meeting new people and sharing experiences, so I see language learning not just as study, but as an opportunity to connect.
In my lessons, I aim to create a friendly, relaxed atmosphere where you can feel like you’re chatting with a friend, while stil...
I’m currently a student at Waseda University in Japan, majoring in culture, and I’m spending some time in London during my studies. I really enjoy meeting new people and sharing experiences, so I see language learning not just as study, but as an opportunity to connect.
In my lessons, I aim to create a friendly, relaxed atmosphere where you can feel like you’re chatting with a friend, while still learning proper Japanese expressions and phrases. Whether we talk about current events, anime, manga, or other aspects of Japanese pop culture, or use your preferred materials, I can adapt flexibly to your interests and level. My goal is to help you learn authentic, practical Japanese in a fun and engaging way, so that the language becomes a natural part of how you communicate.
Outside of teaching, I’ve always been active—I played soccer as a child, and also enjoyed tennis and swimming. I have a big interest in fashion and apparel, and I love exploring styles and trends. My hobbies include reading, training at the gym, going to the sauna, traveling around the world, and enjoying delicious food and drinks, including exploring unique flavors of sake, wine, and cocktails from different countries. These passions help me connect with people from diverse backgrounds, and I would love to bring this open-minded and curious spirit into our lessons.
Above all, I truly respect and appreciate the fact that, out of the many cultures in the world, you have chosen to take an interest in Japan. It means a lot to me, and I feel honored to share my language and culture with you in a way that is meaningful, enjoyable, and inspiring.
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