Top Japan Language Classes

Temples and shrines exude a sacred atmosphere, allowing you to feel as though time has stopped. In such a serene setting, take the opportunity to reset your mind and bring both your body and spirit back to the present moment. and also you can interact with locals chatting about Japanese culture:) I will be sharing Japanese principles during a session!

Experience a professional cosplay photoshoot in the heart of Tokyo on this one-of-a-kind activity. Get dressed up and styled as your favorite characters as you take commemorative photos to remember your time celebrating anime and manga culture during your visit.

Known as the “Haiku Capital,” Matsuyama is the birthplace of Masaoka Shiki, who redefined haiku as a form of modern literature, laid the foundations of contemporary haiku, and gave it the name “haiku.” The city is also the cradle of haiku innovation. It is home to many sites associated with renowned poets, including the hermitage where Santōka Taneda spent his final years, making Matsuyama truly the spiritual home of haiku. In Matsuyama, haiku is deeply woven into everyday life and urban culture and is actively shared both within Japan and internationally, making the city a uniquely important source of modern haiku culture. Drawing inspiration from seasonal landscapes and historic settings, participants compose, share, and receive commentary on English-language haiku. Guided by an English haiku instructor, the program is designed to engage all five senses, allowing participants to experience both the depth of haiku and the rich charm of Matsuyama.

Known as the “Haiku Capital,” Matsuyama is the birthplace of Masaoka Shiki, who redefined haiku as a form of modern literature, laid the foundations of contemporary haiku, and gave it the name “haiku.” The city is also the cradle of haiku innovation. It is home to many sites associated with renowned poets, including the hermitage where Santōka Taneda spent his final years, making Matsuyama truly the spiritual home of haiku. In Matsuyama, haiku is deeply woven into everyday life and urban culture and is actively shared both within Japan and internationally, making the city a uniquely important source of modern haiku culture. Drawing inspiration from seasonal landscapes and historic settings, participants compose, share, and receive commentary on English-language haiku. Guided by an English haiku instructor, the program is designed to engage all five senses, allowing participants to experience both the depth of haiku and the rich charm of Matsuyama.

Private Morning Meditation in Kyoto Start your day in Kyoto’s serene mornings: Experience the city before the bustle begins, enjoying the tranquil light, quiet sounds, and peaceful atmosphere. A fusion of tradition and wellness: Combine the ancient art of Shakyo (sutra calligraphy), the refined ritual of traditional matcha tea, and the relaxing techniques of Head Healing for a one-of-a-kind meditative experience. Engage all your senses: See the morning light, hear the gentle brush strokes, smell the aroma of tea and ink, touch the brush and feel the healing touch, and taste authentic matcha — fully immersing in mindfulness. Personalized and intimate: Designed for 1–2 participants, each guest alternates between calligraphy and head healing, ensuring a tailored and private experience. A gateway to Japanese culture: This experience blends traditional practices with modern wellness, making it perfect for travelers seeking a meaningful, restorative, and uniquely Kyoto morning.

Create your own Kanji art and take home a one-of-a-kind souvenir from Hiroshima. This is a fully private calligraphy experience, reserved just for you and your group. Enjoy the experience at your own pace. The workshop takes place in a calm Japanese-style art studio, about a 15-minute walk from Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park. Using a high-quality calligraphy brush made in Hiroshima, you will learn the basics of shodō (Japanese calligraphy). Next, we will translate your name or a meaningful word into Kanji together, explaining the meanings and choosing characters that suit you. In the final stage, you will turn your calligraphy into an original item such as a T-shirt, fan, or accessory. The Japanese-style interior is perfect for photos and ideal for couples, families, and solo travelers. Duration: About 90 minutes Location: 15-minute walk from Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park You will leave with a unique piece of Japanese calligraphy to remember your time in Hiroshima.

Take a leisurely stroll through the park with local residents. The purpose of this experience is not simply to improve the satisfaction of tourists visiting Japan. Through this experience, participants will be able to experience Japan's “public spirit” and “moral values” without feeling the language barrier, and aim to apply these values to their daily lives in their own countries.

Sampling authentic Japanese ramen is top of many travelers' to-do list, and this small-group experience teaches you to make it from scratch. Start in a family-owned noodle factory in Yokohama, where you shape your own ramen noodles from a choice of doughs to suit your taste. From there, head to a local home to cook a full Japanese meal together, finishing with a toast of sparkling plum wine before sitting down together to eat.

Your kids will have the opportunity to share fun experiences with local kids and learn more about Japanese culture. This is the only place in Kyoto where you can do this. You can enjoy sightseeing in Kyoto while your kids do fun activities with us.

Japanese culture Program: Experience the Best of Japanese Culture for Your Kids While You Travel Introducing the Simplee Kids Program – the perfect solution for parents traveling in Japan. Our program offers a unique opportunity for your children to immerse themselves in authentic Japanese culture while being cared for in a safe and nurturing environment. Enjoy peace of mind knowing your kids are engaging in enriching activities and learning about Japan’s rich traditions. Make your trip memorable for the whole family with Simplee Kids Program. 1. Yukata program 2. Origami Experience 3. The Sense Painting 4. Japanese Cultural Play

Step into a real former elementary school in Hikoma, a mountain village in Sano, Tochigi — not renovated, and not a tourist set. Wear an authentic Japanese school uniform, including boys' gakuran, sailor outfits and PE gear, sit in a real classroom, enjoy a traditional school lunch, and finish the day with a graduation ceremony. A nostalgic, hands-on day of real Japanese school life in the countryside.