Winter Japanese courses in Hokkaido

Choose this course, if you want to study with us longer than 12 weeks. It's basically our Standard course, but you get a 20% discount for your long-term commitment! Our Standard course is the foundation of our Japanese teaching methods and focuses on the most important element of Japanese; Conversations! We firmly believe that Japanese Language can only be learnt the quickest way by applying it to real life situations.

Students take 15 hours of small group classes in one week. Classes have a maximum of 8 students, and the small size and friendly atmosphere helps students to progress quickly in skill and confidence.

Our Standard course is the foundation of our Japanese teaching methods and focuses on the most important element of Japanese; Conversations! We firmly believe that the Japanese Language can only be learned the quickest way by applying it to real-life situations. You will learn Japanese in a new and fun way that you never experienced before in your home country.

Explore Hokkaido’s Winter! May it be the world-famous powder snow, ice sculptures, fun winter sports, or the beautiful white landscape that catches everybody’s attention. This course will give you full cultural exposure and many fun outdoor activities to make the coming Winter an unforgettable journey of a lifetime.

The courses are preparatory for passing JLPT N2 or N3 levels. This course is especially targeted for students coming from countries where kanjis are not used.

You will have 20 classes Japanese per week plus 6 classes Business Japanese. This course is for people who plan to do an internship in Japan or conduct business with Japanese clients.

You will have 20 classes Japanese per week plus 6 classes in Japanese Pop Culture. Japan’s Pop culture scene has so many more facets to offer.

You will have 20 classes Japanese per week plus 6 classes Traditional Culture. From visiting mystical shrines, experiencing traditional tea ceremony, learning the ancient art of calligraphy / flower arrangement, wearing a Kimono or simply immerse yourself into a Zen Meditation; the choices are plenty.