<<Self-Introduction>> Hello! My name is Manami. I am from Osaka, and I am an Osaka native! I have lived in Japan for 29 years, and I also lived in Tokyo for 5 years starting from when I was 23. I currently live in Korea, so I can speak Korean. When I was learning Korean, I attended a language school in Japan for 3 months, and I also studied abroad at a language school in Se
Hi, I’m Susan — I teach Japanese, English, and German here on Cafetalk. I’m half German and half Iranian, and I was born and living in Japan. Growing up surrounded by different languages and cultures naturally gave me a passion for communication, and I still love learning and sharing that joy every day. With about 10 years of experience working for a Japanese
Hello. Nice to meet you, everyone. I'm very glad to meet this wonderful website called "Cafetalk." I've loved the English language since I started learning English at junior high school. English is nowdays a world-wide language. If you can speak English you can comminicate with a lot more people from different countries and broaden your point of views. With the progress of the Internet, lang
안녕하세요★ Hello everyone! My name is “Ikumi”, and I am a Korean language teacher.I am Japanese, but I moved to South Korea after getting married to my Korean partner, and have been living in South Korea for 13 years now.I hope that by teaching Korean to people in Japan,I will be able to build a bridge between these two countries, however small it may be.♦ I won the Grand Prize in the Cafetalk Awards
Profile Hello, I’m Sakura mochi. I studied Japanese teaching methods and qualified as a Japanese language teacher. After that I have had lessons for foreigners living in my hometown Sendai. Now I want to learn Japanese together with people around the world and joined Cafetalk. I have a lot of hobbies, playing the violin, kimono, and cooking, etc. I want to know dishes in your country. Now I’m als
Hello, I’m tutor Yui. My lesson motto is to offer “casual, relaxed, and enjoybale Japanese conversation.” If you feel that you can’t speak Japanese, can’t communicate well, or if you find learning Japanese is difficult, or if any of these feelings are hindering you from learning Japanese, why don’t you come and chat with me? I was in the USA
Nice to meet you! My name is Hara Takatoshi (原孝寿). I majored in Japanese literature at university, and afterwards, I entered a career in a publishing company. I believe this experience led me to have more opportunities to think about the Japanese language than the average person. To help every learner who is interested in learning Japanese and improving their language skills, I’ve decided to st
*Profile was updated on January 2025. Hello, I'm Bryan from Vancouver, Canada. I am an English native speaker. I can also speak Japanese. TEFL and TESOL certified. I have taught one-on-one lessons for schools in Chiyoda, Shinagawa, and Arakawa. I also do animation music video editing as a hobby. I have lived in Tokyo, Japan for quite a while, and I would love to return
My name is Aoi and I am a go instructor.I have been playing go for about 17 years. As for my kiryoku (skill level), I have 6 dan license from Nihon Kiin, the central Go organization of Japan.◆About the Game of Go◆Some people might think, go is too difficult, go is for the elderly, go is a game for men…But those days are gone!Nowadays, even children learn it as an extracurricular and it’s getting
Hello. I'm OKI. Let me help you learn Japanese!Do you know a textbook called "Marugoto: Japanese language and culture Starter"? It's a textbook which teaches you how to use Japanese in particular situations and what you can become able to do. It's a fun book with many pictures and photos. How about trying to talk about many things while using this textbook? When I was around 40, I started studyin
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