Ryuichi Ikiyama

?????!(Konnichiwa!) Hello, everyone! My name is [Your Name] and I'm excited to share my teaching experience of Japanese language and culture. As a [Your Profession], I have been teaching Japanese language for the past 1 and half year. Currently, I'm teaching Japanese language to students from the same university I go to. I design the lesson based on your interest, so whether you are interested in culture, history, or anime, I've got you covered. My goal is to create a casual atmosphere where everyone feels comfortable and motivated to learn.

My teaching style is very student-centered. I believe that students learn best when they are engaged and interested in the material. That's why I always start my lessons by asking my students about their interests and hobbies. Based on that, I design my lessons to include relevant vocabulary, grammar, and cultural information. For example, if you are a fan of anime, we could practice your Japanese language skills by watching a clip from your favorite show and discussing it in Japanese. Or, if you are interested in Japanese cuisine, we could learn about the different types of sushi and how to order it in a restaurant.

I want my students to feel comfortable and relaxed during our lessons. Learning a new language can be challenging, but it should also be fun! That's why I create a casual atmosphere where students can feel free to make mistakes and ask questions without feeling embarrassed. I believe that this approach helps students to learn more quickly and effectively.

Whether you are a beginner or an advanced learner, my lessons are tailored to your level of proficiency. If you are a beginner, we will start with basic greetings, vocabulary, and grammar. As you progress, we will move on to more complex sentence structures and conversation topics. For advanced learners, we can focus on more specialized vocabulary and idiomatic expressions.

Learning Japanese language and culture can be an exciting and rewarding experience. I hope that I've inspired you to give it a try! If you are interested in taking Japanese lessons in a casual atmosphere, please feel free to contact me. I look forward to hearing from you!??????????!(Arigatou gozaimasu!) Thank you very much!