Learn Japanese online with structured, self-paced video lessons, downloadable materials and private Zoom support.

You can learn Japanese without having to study or memorise hiragana and katakana(Japanese Characters) at all.
You can also choose to learn hiragana and katakana. The choice is yours.

Want to Speak Japanese?

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Without spending more than you need to?

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Want to make progress as efficiently as possible?

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And start with confidence — with a flexible refund option if your plans change?

Start with More Confidence

Changed your mind or your circumstances changed?
Cancellation requests can be made within 3 months of payment. Refunds are calculated based on the course content viewed and Zoom lessons already used. For bundle purchases, individual courses may also be cancelled separately.

A Smarter, More Flexible Way to Learn Japanese

Self-paced eLearning + private Zoom support means you can learn efficiently, control your pace, and make better use of your lesson time and budget.

Learn at your own pace — review the eLearning lessons whenever you need.
Use Zoom time effectively — focus on speaking, questions and personalised support.
Spend where it matters most — combine self-study with private lessons instead of relying only on lesson time.

✓ I want to learn Japanese, but I do not know where to start.

✓ Hiragana and Katakana look too difficult.

✓ Group classes move too quickly—or too slowly.

✓ I cannot attend lessons at the same time every week.

✓ I have studied with apps, but I still cannot speak.

✓ I want to ask questions when I do not understand.

✓ I want to practise speaking with a real Japanese teacher.

My courses are designed to help you overcome these challenges and learn Japanese with confidence.

Take a look at a few sample lessons and get a feel for how the course works before you enrol.

Basic-I — S$322
For complete beginners
Includes 12 private Zoom sessions

Basic-II — S$322
Build on your Basic-I foundation
Includes 12 private Zoom sessions

Intermediate-I — S$322
Move into more practical Japanese
Includes 12 private Zoom sessions

Intermediate-II — S$322
Expand your range with more natural, practical Japanese
Includes 12 private Zoom sessions

Intermediate-III — S$322
Build confidence with more advanced everyday Japanese
Includes 12 private Zoom sessions

Private Japanese Lessons
For beginner to advanced learners
Personalised 1-to-1 Zoom lessons
S$50 / 90 min

Refunds & Cancellations
Refund and cancellation requests are subject to our Refund Policy. Requests must be submitted within 3 months of payment, and the refundable amount may be adjusted based on course content viewed and Zoom lessons used. Please review our Refund Policy before enrolling.

Basic-I — What You’ll Be Able to Do

By the end of Basic-I, you will be able to:

  • Build basic Japanese sentences using nouns, verbs, i-adjectives and na-adjectives.
  • Introduce yourself and share basic personal information.
  • Use common Japanese greetings in everyday situations.
  • Count numbers and say years, months, dates, days of the week and time.
  • Ask basic questions using common question words.
  • Talk about what you do, do not do, did and did not do.
  • Describe people, places and things using adjectives.
Basic-II — What You’ll Be Able to Do

Basic-II

By the end of Basic-II, you will be able to:

  • Say when an activity starts and ends.
  • Describe movement from one place to another.
  • Explain the purpose of going somewhere.
  • Invite someone to do something together.
  • Describe the existence and location of people and objects, such as:
    “There is a cup of coffee on the table.”
  • Compare two or more people, places or things.
  • Describe the features and characteristics of people, places and objects.
  • Form and use the te-form of Japanese verbs.
  • Use the te-form to make requests, describe ongoing actions and express other common ideas.

There are five key verb forms in Japanese:

  • Te-form
  • Masu-form
  • Dictionary form
  • Ta-form
  • Nai-form

In Basic-II, you will begin with the te-form. Your study of the te-form will continue in Intermediate-I.

Intermediate-I — What You’ll Be Able to Do

Intermediate-I

By the end of Intermediate-I, you will be able to:

  • Use a wider range of expressions with the te-form.
  • Form and use the five key Japanese verb forms: te-form, masu-form, dictionary form, ta-form and nai-form.
  • Use the ta-form to talk about past experiences and express meanings such as “when” and “if.”
  • Use the masu-stem to express what you want to do, explain how to do something and describe something as easy or difficult to do.
  • Use the nai-form to ask someone not to do something.
  • Express obligation, such as “must do” and “have to do.”
  • Use the dictionary form to talk about things you sometimes do.
  • Use the dictionary form to explain things that you are able to do.
Intermediate-II — What You’ll Be Able to Do

Intermediate-II

By the end of Intermediate-II, you will be able to:

  • Use the potential form to talk about what you can and cannot do.
  • Use the volitional form to express your intentions and plans.
  • Use relative clauses to give more detailed information about people, places and things.
  • Use nominalisation to turn actions and ideas into noun-like expressions.
  • Use sentence structures that emphasise particular actions or information.
  • Recognise and use imperative and prohibitive forms for strong commands in appropriate situations.
  • Use conditional and hypothetical expressions to talk about “if” situations.

In Japanese grammar, relative clauses is more accurate than “relative pronouns,” because Japanese does not use relative pronouns such as who, which or that in the same way as English.

Intermediate-III — What You’ll Be Able to Do

Intermediate-III

By the end of Intermediate-III, you will be able to:

  • Make suppositions and guesses based on what you see, hear or observe.
  • Use the passive form to describe actions from the receiver’s point of view.
  • Use the causative form to express making or allowing someone to do something.
  • Use the causative-passive form to describe being made to do something.
  • Understand how passive and causative structures change the perspective of a sentence.
  • Use Japanese honorific language in business and formal situations.
  • Use respectful and humble expressions when speaking to customers, senior colleagues and people of higher status.
  • Communicate with greater accuracy and flexibility in more complex situations.

You will also learn many other useful expressions for everyday communication.

Meet Keishu, Your Japanese Teacher

  • 20+ years of teaching experience
  • Beginner to advanced learners
  • Private Zoom support included with eLearning courses

About the Textbooks

Designed from over 20 years of teaching experience
Keishu created the course materials to introduce Japanese step by step, focusing on one grammar point at a time so learners can build a clear and practical foundation.

  • Clear, step-by-step explanations
  • Practical examples for everyday Japanese
  • Designed to support self-paced learning and Zoom lessons

Language Learning and Brain Health

Research has explored possible links between bilingualism, cognitive reserve, and healthy ageing. However, learning a language has not been proven to prevent or treat dementia.

TIME - “Can Learning a Foreign Language Prevent Dementia?”(July 2019)
BBC News - “Speaking a Second Language May Delay Dementia”(November 2013)
National Geographic - “Learning a Second Language Can Protect Your Brain. Here’s How.”(Dec. 2025)