Nobukane F.

Hello! I’m Nobu.

I’m originally from Tokyo and have international experience across Australia, Europe, and Asia through studying, traveling, and working. I’ve visited over 20 countries and have developed strong cross-cultural communication skills.

With a background in music, I place great importance on the “sound” of Japanese—especially pronunciation and rhythm.

In my lessons, I focus on practical, real-life communication using role-plays that you won’t find in textbooks. You’ll actively use both your speaking and listening skills in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.

I’m here to support you in achieving your Japanese language goals!

- I’ve taught a wide range of students — overseas residents, people living in Japan, students, and working professionals (from beginner to upper-intermediate).

- In graduate school, I studied Japanese language education, learned methods for correcting Japanese writing, and supported international students in presentation-based Japanese classes.

🎯 Who is this for?

✅ Complete beginners (starting from 0 is totally fine!)

✅ People who want to enjoy conversation

✅ Those who want to make the most of travel or study abroad in Japan

(Also welcome:)

✅ People who want to work in Japan or practice for interviews

✅ JLPT learners (N5–N1)

※ Lessons for young children may be challenging.

📚 Lesson Options

① Beginner Course (Very Popular)

👉 Start speaking with 100 essential practical phrases

👉 Focus on pronunciation, basic grammar, and useful expressions

Examples:

Can I pay by credit card?

I want to go to Kyoto by Shinkansen.

Where is Tokyo Station?

② Conversation Course

👉 Conversation based on your interests

👉 Role-plays to strengthen real-life Japanese skills

③ Custom Lessons

👉 Fully tailored to your goals

👉 Interview prep, business Japanese, exams, and more

💪 My Strengths

English support available (great for beginners)

Study abroad experience in France and Germany

Multilingual learner → I understand how to learn effectively

Safe environment where mistakes are welcome