Japanese Neurolanguage Coaching®️ with Yuki

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  • Common Japanese mistakes you might be making: Part 1

    Common Japanese mistakes  you might be making: Part 1

    There are still some English expressions or rules that I have never been aware of, no matter how long I have been studying English. Does my experience resonate with you? At the same time, even if you have Japanese friends, that does not mean they will correct every single mistake. You are not alone. Lately,…

  • YouTube live event: How to memorize Japanese words more effectively

    YouTube live event: How to memorize Japanese words more effectively

    I am pleased to announce that I will be hosting a YouTube live about how to memorize Japanese words more effectively. Are you tired of struggling to remember new Japanese vocabulary? Do you find it challenging to retain words and feel frustrated with slow progress? You’ve been learning Japanese for a while, but you still…

  • Culture shock in Japan: 5 surprising things that you might experience Part 2

    Culture shock in Japan: 5 surprising things that you might experience Part 2

    In this blog post, I would like to share my three more culture shock experiences in Japan. 3. Everything is neat and clean This is also true. Regardless of where I go (drug stores, convenience stores, etc.), everything is organized and displayed nicely. In the U.S., it is common to find cluttered shelves where I…

  • Culture shock in Japan: 5 surprising things that you might experience Part 1

    Culture shock in Japan: 5 surprising things that you might experience Part 1

    I came back to Japan about a week ago. When I arrived at the Haneda airport, the warm humid air welcomed me, and I realized that I had finally returned to Japan for the first time in four years. Before the pandemic, I used to visit Japan every summer, but since the summer of 2019,…

  • 5 steps to learn Japanese on your own: Part 2

    5 steps to learn Japanese on your own: Part 2

    I’ve talked about the first two steps to start learning Japanese on your own in my last blog. Today, let’s move on to the third step!  3. Planning Now, it’s time for planning. Depending on your reason and ability, you should first identify which areas you want to improve. I highly recommend that you choose…