Speak Japanese for Living in Japan

Every relocation guide covers visas and housing. Almost none cover the part that decides your daily life: being able to speak. That’s what we fix.

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Real daily life

The situations you'll actually face

Your week, in Japanese

Monolingual lifestyle → Bilingual lifestyle

Six parts of your week that switch from grey (Japanese out of reach) to red (you, speaking):

  • Partner & family
  • Co-workers
  • Friends
  • Shops, taxis & strangers
  • Social media
  • Self-training

Which circles are still grey in your week? That’s what we build next — one story at a time.

  • At the doctor & dentist
  • City hall & paperwork
  • Your landlord & neighbours
  • Bank, utilities, phone plan
  • Your child’s school
  • Making real friends
How JLF helps

Speak, so you can settle in

Role-play real life

Rehearse the doctor, city hall and neighbour chats before they happen.

Muscle Memory Training

Everyday phrases become automatic and stress-free.

Levels 2–3 and 4–5

Levels 2–3: daily life and community. Levels 4–5: work and relocation. At your pace.

Proof

Residents who found their voice

“Living in Japan 6 months, I never thought I’d speak. JLF gave me the courage to speak with native Japanese.”

— Thomas McNeil (USA)

Say it in daily life

Ten phrases for city hall, the doctor, neighbours and deliveries

  • Hikkoshi no todoke o dashitai desu — I’d like to submit a change-of-address notice (city hall).
  • Netsu ga arimasu / … ga itai desu — I have a fever / My … hurts (doctor).
  • Tonari ni hikkoshite kimashita. Yoroshiku onegai shimasu — I just moved in next door — nice to meet you (neighbours).
  • Fuzai no toki wa takuhai-bokkusu ni onegai shimasu — When I’m out, please use the delivery box (deliveries).
  • Kōza o hirakitai desu — I’d like to open an account (bank).
  • Denki / gasu no tetsuzuki o onegai shimasu — I’d like to set up electricity / gas (utilities).
  • Gomi no hi wa itsu desu ka? — Which day is the rubbish collection?
  • Suidō ga koshō shite imasu — The water isn’t working (landlord).
  • Kodomo no gakkō no koto de sōdan ga arimasu — I’d like to talk about my child’s school.
  • Kono kusuri wa ichinichi nankai desu ka? — How many times a day do I take this medicine? (pharmacy)
How it works

From “I can’t speak” to a real conversation

Tell us about you

Short questionnaire: your goal, the topics you want to talk about, how much time you can practise.

Free Consultation Call

A professional assesses how much you can already speak and sets your goal with you.

Your course, designed from that point

1-on-1 with a native, bilingual coach — 100% speaking and listening, from the first session.

FAQ

Living-in-Japan questions

You can get by in big cities, but daily life (health, admin, friendships) gets far easier — and richer — when you speak.

Enough to handle daily situations — Levels 2–3 for daily life, Levels 4–5 for work. A consultation maps your specific life to a plan.

No — we focus on the language. We keep logistics light and link out.

Live in Japan — in Japanese

Book a free consultation and start with everyday speaking.

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