Teaching Japanese

Japan has become a major culture melting pot these days and a great tourist destination in Asia. With the influx of foreigners in and out of the country, it is not difficult to express oneself in English and the obligatory hand signals, as many Japanese are able to understand what is expressed.

Still, living abroad, whether it is for working, teaching, or touring, is not easy. Without the appropriate support groups and the help of friends, staying in Japan will probably be more of a confusion rather than an experience. Choosing the right people and the right organization can help add a lot more color to your stay!

It’s not just the Westerners who want to learn more about the language, but Koreans, Chinese, and Thai as well. With schools and Japanese volunteer language groups all around, it can get a bit hectic and chaotic. So where does one go when one wants to learn more about the language?