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Japanese classes Tokyo 14 days October
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2015/9/25 02:27
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Hi
I'll be in Tokyo from mid to end october inTokyo and I'd like to practice my Japanese every mornings or afternoons in order to increase my speaking skills.
I wish to know if anybody has any idea how to do that without going to a school because it's awfully expensive but also because they only offer private classes since I can't fit within their already made schedule.
I thought about looking for a student who would be available, homestay but I'm not sure Japanese are open enough for that or... I'm waiting for other ideas.
Thanks for your replies.
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by Graz71
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Re: Japanese classes Tokyo 14 days October
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2015/9/25 11:21
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Considering the short period you will be in Japan, it might be difficult to find any local students' group unless you go to a school. If you do want private lessons (of course at a fee, that's what teachers are for), you could ask at a school to see if they can arrange something. Each ward ("ku") in Tokyo has some kind of Japanese lessons or conversation groups available to non-Japanese residents, as part of community services, but I am not sure if those are open to visitors (travelers to Japan), and they tend to meet only once a week or so... For example, Meguro-ku has this page on Japanese language schools (1. on this page) and conversation salons (2. on this page). http://www.mifa.jp/mifa1/nihongo/The above is just for Meguro, so if you want to see if there are any groups available specifically for the time period you are in Japan, check out: http://www.tnvn.jp/Note that this is for Japanese language volunteers - it might give you clues where you could ask. http://en.arc-academy.net/course/Private/index.htmlI believe this school almost specializes in dispatching teachers to students' offices/work place for lessons. (Not a personal recommendation, though).
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