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Name: Risa
Date: 2026/09/25(金) 10:06
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Title: Michaelさん
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Thank you for coming to your second trial lesson and your first class with me today! I’m glad we had the chance to talk about so many different things.
You told me that you studied Japanese in college for six years. I was also able to hear you speak some Japanese during our conversation, which helped me get a good sense of your Japanese level. You told me that one of your favorite Japanese words is 「最強（さいきょう）」, meaning “the strongest” or “the best.” Ado has a song called 「最強」 too!
You told me that you’re a big fan of J-pop and like ONE OK ROCK, ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION, and Vaundy. You also enjoy manga and anime such as Jujutsu Kaisen, My Hero Academia, and Re:Zero. As for me, I love Attack on Titan and SPY×FAMILY!
You’ve been to Japan twice—once in May last year and again in February this year. You visited Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Fuji-Q Highland. It sounds like you’ve already had a lot of great experiences in Japan!
We also talked about Japanese food. Your number-one favorite is onigiri, and you told me that you often ate “omakase onigiri.” I had never heard of omakase onigiri before, so I was really interested! I’d love to try it too. It sounds like you enjoyed many other Japanese foods during your trips, including sushi, tonkatsu, hamburg steak, omurice, and Japanese curry.
Thank you for telling me about your job and where you live as well. And thank you for showing me your adorable cat, Luna! I also heard that you have another very big cat named Potato. I have one cat myself and absolutely love cats, so I was very happy to meet Luna!
I really enjoyed talking about Persona with you too. I asked you the very difficult question of which Persona game is your favorite, and you chose Persona 5! Persona 5 is my favorite too, partly because one of my favorite characters, Fox, is in it. You told me that you like Makoto and Futaba as well.
I’m not very familiar with Hololive, but I do know some of the famous members. You told me that you like Sakura Miko, Hoshimachi Suisei, Gigi Murin, and Bancho, Todoroki Hajime.
And perhaps the biggest surprise for me was that you already knew the Japanese words 「ヤンデレ」, 「クーデレ」, and 「ツンデレ」! I love yandere characters, while you’re a fan of tsundere characters. It looks like we’ll have plenty of otaku topics to talk about while studying Japanese!
Thank you again for coming to class today. As fellow otaku, I think we’re going to have a lot of fun learning Japanese together! See you in our next lesson!
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Name: Ian Clough san
Date: 2026/09/25(金) 09:00
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Title: Ian san
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Thank you for joined our traial lesson.
Today we learned sukidesu/suki jya arimasen（I like〜/I donｔlike〜）
next week lets talk use these phrases and learn new Japanese.
Thank you
See you next week
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Name: Daisuke TANUMA
Date: 2026/09/24(木) 17:23
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Title: TY Aki さん
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Thank you for coming to today's lesson.
We learned how to use "arimasu" and "imasu" to talk about the existence of things and people. I hope you now understand the difference between the two.
We also learned how to respond to questions such as "Arimasu ka?" and "Imasu ka?"
レッスンに来てくれてありがとうございました。
物の存在を表す「あります」と「います」を紹介しました。2つの言葉の使い分けは分かったでしょうか？
また、「ありますか？」「いますか？」という問いかけに対する答え方を紹介しました。
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Name: Umemoto Tomoko
Date: 2026/09/24(木) 16:12
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Title: Reeseさん
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日本語のべんきょうおつかれさまでした。
Thank you for your hard work studying Japanese.
きょうのレッスン
しゃしんをみてぶんしょうをつくることができました。
You are able to make the sentence based on th photo.
ここはギターショップです。This is a guitar shop.
ギターがたくさんあります。There are a lot of tuitars.
ここはほんやです。This is a bookstore.
ふるいほんや、あたらしいほんがあります。
There are old boods and new books.
ここはカフェです。This is a cafe.
このカフェはとてもきれいです。This cafe is very clean.
ここはこうえんです。This is a park.
このこうえんはみどりがだくさんあります。
There is a lot of green in this park.
このこうえんはしずかです。This park is quiet.
See you next week!
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Name: Chihiro
Date: 2026/09/24(木) 14:26
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Title: Josephさん（san)
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★ Today's review ★
・ じてんしゃ（jitensha) = bicycle
・ のります（norimasu) = to ride → のったり（nottari)
・ きんようび（kinyoubi) = Friday
・ にちようび（nichiyoubi) = Sunday
・ いそがしい（isogashii) = busy
・ つかれました（tukaremashita) = tired
★ Today's hiragana ★
ら（ra) り（ri) る（ru) れ（re) ろ（ro)
じ（ji)
Josephさん、ありがとう（arigatou)!(*^^*)
See you 10がつ ７にち ♪
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Name: Daisuke TANUMA
Date: 2026/09/24(木) 14:06
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Title: Solamon Dixon さん
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Thank you for joining the lesson. It was our first lesson in about a month, and I was glad to see that you were doing well. As output practice, you talked about your trip to Canada. I didn’t know that Hamilton, Canada, was famous for its street art. Thank you for showing me the photos and telling me all about it.
レッスンに来てくれてありがとうございました。約1か月ぶりの授業でした。元気そうで安心しました。アウトプットの練習として、カナダ旅行について話してもらいました。カナダのハミルトンはストリートアートが有名なんですね。写真を見せながら、いろいろ教えてくれてありがとうございました。
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Name: やました
Date: 2026/09/24(木) 14:05
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Title: Cory さん
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こんにちは。
あたらしいゲームをしたり、はたらいたり しました。
きょうのポイント
・あきはばらで まんがや おんがくのCDをかいたい。
・ハチこうを みたり、なごやに いったり、したいです。
・せんげつ あめが ふりました/ふった
・きょうは、はれました/はれた
またね。
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Name: Daisuke TANUMA
Date: 2026/09/24(木) 13:58
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Title: Katiuska Moure さん
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Thank you for attending the lesson.
We continued with the Intermediate 1 review test from last week and did a retest. You passed this time—congratulations!
I gave you a brief introduction to Intermediate 2, but starting next week, let’s begin working through the Intermediate 2 lessons in earnest.
レッスンに来てくれてありがとうございました。
先週の続きで、Intermediate 1の確認テストの再テストをしました。今回は見事合格です。おめでとうございます！
少しだけIntermediate 2の内容を紹介しましたが、来週から本格的にIntermediate 2のレッスンを進めていきましょう。
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Name: かな
Date: 2026/09/24(木) 13:56
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Title: メーガンさん
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＜今日の授業＞
・カタカナ
・９月２３日「秋分の日」について
＜次回＞
１１月３日
<Today's Lesson>
・Katakana
・About "Autumnal Equinox Day" on September 23rd
<Next Class>
November 3rd
Enjoy your trip to Japan! (^ ^)
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Name: Satomi Inagaki
Date: 2026/09/24(木) 13:38
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Title: Kellen-san
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Thank you for joining the lesson as always! It was great to see you again!
We continued practicing how to change verbs from the masu‑form to the dictionary form, and we also reviewed “suru koto,” the grammar pattern that means “things to do.” We finished this part today.
We created multiple sentences using “things to do,” and you also shared your hobbies and dreams.
You’re improving because you actually speak the language—this is exactly how you get better.
Thank you for your hard work adn your effort!
Next time, we will study the ta‑form.
For example, we will learn how to talk about experiences, using the pattern “I have done 〜.
Next week, the school will be on break. Have a wonderful week, and see you in October!
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