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LEARN AT KAISEI
Classes and Extracurricular Classes
Practical Japanese Learning
with 2 Main Components.
We provide detailed education in classes that are organized by each level of the students’ Japanese language ability, using our original materials. There are class teachers of each class. The students can consult to the class teachers about daily study and how to go on to higher educations. We aspire the students to improve their ability that they can pass the examinations of higher educations such as universities in Japan and N1・N2 level in JLPT.
ABOUT LEARNING
Learn in Classes
Teachers and environments that guide to a certain acquirements of Japanese language.
Naomi Isono
If you have a dream of studying in Japan, what do you think of looking at this website? Do you do nothing and just think of a faraway country like "Dreams come true someday if I am lucky"? I certainly like fun classes, but the most important thing in classes is generous "strictness". That's all for you. I can't stop believing "dreams are to achieve by passion and making efforts". Come on, let's take a big step to make your dream come true by yourself.
Yuki Tokiyoshi
My mission begins with meeting the students in abroad who wish to come to our school.
Then, I check the application documents very strictly so that we can accept these students.
After they come to Japan, I keep in mind about considerable support so that the students can get rid of their anxiety and solve their problems through their lives in Japan.
I sometime become a very strict teacher but basically, I wish to be their considerate mother in Japan.
Le Thi Thuy
Now, I know very well about living, studying and problems of international students through my own experiences of studying in Japan. I would like to support their lives and studies using my experiences. If you have any problems or worries, please feel free to come and talk with me!
Keita Nakamura
Headwater of the rivers which enriches the world is water drop of the word indeed.
Origin of all civilizations has been always word. Language acquisition is similar to acquisition of the new world and new personality. It will bring you new points of view and ideas in your life.
I would like you to come to our school if you are interested in culture, society, science or technology, no matter what aspect of Japan or Japanese language.
We are going to do our best to support you.
Tomomi Fujiwara
My students are trying hard to master Japanese, but they regard memorizing words and the usage of grammar as important too much. Still they have not been able to express exactly what they think or feel by using what they've learned. I'm wondering whether they are timid or tend to give up easily when they can't communicate in Japanese. At home they made a big decision to study in Japan and arrived here all the way over the ocean. So I want them not to give up easily and to have a try to communicate again and again.
It's my role to arrange the environment under which they can concentrate on their studies without concern. Alright, I will do my best for the sake of students!
Chen Ye
Since I was a child, I had been taught to do the same thing as the others to bring things well. However, I had been doubtful about "Why do I have to do like that". I came to Japan with wishes to learn more things in new environment, to brush up my personality and to exert my individuality.
I suppose there are quite a few people who have wishes like these.
I suggest you to stop being worried about the things go wrong when choosing a different path from the others. Why don’t you take the first step? Even though there are many difficulties at the beginning, there might be you who are excited about something when you get over them.
Why don’t you come to Kaisei Academy Japanese Language School to find out who you really are?
Ayaka Tanaka
Dear: Everyone who wish to study Japanese language
Hello. I wonder where you are and what you are doing. What do you want to do if you come to Japan?
「受けるよりも与える方が幸いである」“It is more blessed to give than to receive.” I like this phrase. What can you give to the people around you?I am not saying only about knowledge or technique but also kindness, love, smile and gratitude. I am sure that you have power to give them.
Japanese language is a tool to express yourself. Please learn Japanese here, mature and become a person who can give lots of things to the world. We provide stable environment for you to study. Looking forward to seeing you soon.
Sincerely,
Hnin Yu Htway
I've decided to study abroad in Japan with a desire to broaden my worldview and gain various experiences that I cannot obtain in my home country. Through studying abroad, I've been able to make many precious memories by meeting people with different cultural and language backgrounds and spending enjoyable time together. Of course, studying abroad isn't always fun. There are often unexpected difficulties and obstacles to overcome. I will leverage my own experience of studying abroad and do my best to create an environment where everyone can learn comfortably, understanding the differences of each culture and language. Studying abroad is a valuable opportunity for personal growth, so I encourage you to meet many people, interact and enjoy your lives in Japan.
Satoko Tanaka
Out of nowhere, here's a quiz for you.
What is the commonality between learning Japanese and learning mathematics?
The correct answer is that both can be patterned.
In mathematics, problems follow certain patterns, and we use formulas specific to those patterns to find answers. Japanese is similar. In reading and listening comprehension, you can notice patterns like conjunctions or pay attention to expressions like "because" or "therefore" when asked for reasons. Grammar and conversation follow similar patterns.
In Japan, linguistics is often associated with humanities, while mathematics is associated with sciences. However, I believe that all subjects are interconnected in learning. So, first and foremost, cherish your curiosity and dedication to learning Japanese."
Haruho Marui
When I was a university student, I had the opportunity to study abroad in New Zealand for a short period. Here are some of my experiences:
• I couldn't understand a single word of the English spoken by my host family, (despite studying hard before going!)
• "Sushi" (the rice was just regular rice) and "teriyaki chicken" were quite commonly sold.
• Sunglasses were a must-have (I had my first experience of "getting my eyes burned").
These were things I only truly experienced and realized during my stay.
For those of you who are interested in studying abroad in Japan: If you're only interested in "learning Japanese," you can do that in your own country. So why do you want to study in Japan? By living in a foreign country like Japan and immersing yourself in real-life Japanese, what can you achieve? Come to Japan with a clear purpose and let's aim to truly master Japanese together.
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Learn in Experiences
Experiences to be exposed to practical Japanese
Spring Excursion
We went to Todaiji temple in Nara as an excursion of spring. The students learned history and culture of Japan and peculiar manners when they visit to the temples.
Lectures of Bicycle Safety.
The students learn traffic rules in Japan by actual riding on bicycles.
Experience to Assist the People on Wheelchairs.
It must be the first time for the students to see and touch a wheelchair. They learned the phrases needed when assisting the wheeled chair passengers.
Yukata Festival
Events of Japan in summer is festivals. The students joined to "Umeda Yukata Festival" , stylish walk arounds in a city, held at commercial facilities in Umeda, dressed in Yukata.
