1-on-1 Japanese Lessons

A native from Osaka, helping you learn Japanese

Private 1-on-1 lessons online. We start from the Japanese you have now.

Online via Google Meet or Teams
50 min / lesson
Flexible scheduling

Lesson Options

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Trial lesson $25

50 minutes · one per student

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  2. 2. Your details
  3. 3. Pay

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A frog in a well never sees the sea.

井の中の蛙、大海を知らず

4 Lessons / Month

$45/ lesson

A steady start, one step a week

$180/month, save 25%

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  • 50 minutes each
  • Once a week
  • Consistent progress tracking
  • Cancel anytime

Even dust becomes a mountain.

塵も積もれば山となる

8 Lessons / Month

$42.50/ lesson

More speaking, more progress

$340/month, save 29%

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  • 50 minutes each
  • Twice a week
  • Faster progress
  • Cancel anytime

If you try, you can do it.

為せば成る

12 Lessons / Month

$40/ lesson

For learners who want to move fast

$480/month, save 33%

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  • 50 minutes each
  • Three times a week
  • Best price per lesson
  • Cancel anytime

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Students

What my students say

It felt very focused from the start, and everything we worked on built naturally from one session to the next, so I could actually notice my progress over time. Ryusei pushed and encouraged me just enough, challenging but never overwhelming, and he adjusted the content to fit my level so I never got stuck. I learned how to speak casual Japanese, sound natural, and most of all how to express myself and keep a conversation going without freezing.
Martin · Denmark
Casual Japanese
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Your teacher

Hi, I’m Tyson

Tyson, a Japanese teacher from Osaka

I was born and grew up in Osaka, and I have taught Japanese for five years, online to people all over the world. I share short Japanese lessons with 384K followers on Instagram.

I started learning English from zero when I was 23. I spent six months in the Philippines and two years in Australia, working at a mining site and a bar. I know what it feels like to freeze after studying a language for years. So in my lessons, we spend a lot of time speaking, and you don’t need perfect grammar.

My longest student, Tom, has been learning with me for three years, usually twice a week. When he started, he could barely make a sentence. Now he jokes with me in Kansai-ben.