Sakura Japanese teacher Maki

🌸 About Me: Meet Your Best Supporter on Your Japanese Journey! 🌸

Hi there! I’m Maki, a native Japanese teacher living in Japan. 🇯🇵✨
Today, I’d like to share a little bit about myself and why I am so passionate about helping you learn Japanese!

💡 Did you know?
I’m also an active language learner just like you! Right now, I’m putting my heart into mastering French every single day. 🇫🇷

Because of this, I truly understand your struggles. The frustration of wanting to speak but getting stuck, the anxiety of being overwhelmed by native speed, and those moments where you lose confidence... I feel them too!

But remember: Mistakes are just your "passport to improvement." ✈️✨ It’s completely okay not to be perfect. The most important thing is your desire to communicate!

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🌈 What You Can Do in My Lessons 🌈
I offer relaxed, fun, and personalized lessons tailored to what you need right now:

🎯 JLPT Preparation: Efficient support for all levels (N5–N1).
🧳 Travel Japanese: Learn how to interact confidently with locals and shop staff.
🎬 Anime & Manga: Dive into authentic Japanese through your favorite shows.
🤝 Expressions & Etiquette: Master heartfelt expressions and Japanese manners.
💡 Speak Without Fear: Learn practical techniques to handle situations when you forget a word.
❤️ Expressing Love: Special phrases to convey your true feelings to your Japanese partner, friends, or family.

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🎁 Let’s start with a Free Trial Lesson!
Tell me about your challenges, your dreams in Japan, and your favorite hobbies. Let’s overcome the language barrier together! 👋🌸

Hello friends! 🌸
Did you know that dining out in Japan is much easier if you know a few key phrases? 🐱🍽️
Here is your cheat sheet for 4 Essential Restaurant Phrases! ✨ These will help you order like a pro and enjoy your meal to the fullest!
Let's practice together:
✅ Kore, kudasai (This one, please. / 指をさしながら注文する時)
✅ Okaikei o onegaishimasu (Check, please. / お会計をしたい時)
✅ Kore wa nan desu ka? (What is this? / これは何ですか？)
✅ Gochisousama desh*ta (Thank you for the meal. / ごちそうさまでした)
💡 Maki's Tip:
"Kore, kudasai" is your best friend! You don't need to know the name of the dish—just point at the picture on the menu and say this phrase. It’s simple and perfect! 🌟 Also, don't forget to say "Gochisousama desh*ta" when you leave to show your appreciation! 🙏✨
What is your favorite Japanese food? Sushi? Ramen? Tell me in the comments! 👇
You did a great job today! (Yoku dekimash*ta!) 🎓🐾
Save this post for your next foodie adventure in Japan! 📌

My Mission: Bringing Joy Through Japanese 🌸✨
Living intentionally in 2026. 🌿
I’m not just a teacher; I’m a freelancer, a language learner (currently French! 🇫🇷), and a bridge between cultures.
What I value:
✅ Real-world communication over textbooks
✅ Creating meaningful global connections
✅ Continuous growth with a positive mindset
Whether you’re traveling to Japan or love Anime, I’m here to support your journey with passion and heart. ❤️
Follow for more about my life as a Japanese teacher and my journey to freedom! 🕊️

Hello friends! 🌸

Did you know there are some "Magic Phrases" in Japanese that can be used in many different situations? ✨

Here is your cheat sheet for **4 Universal Phrases**! 🐱📖 These will make your life in Japan so much easier!

Let's practice together:
✅ Onegaishimasu (Please / I'd like to order...)
✅ Sumimasen (Excuse me / Sorry / Thank you)
✅ Daijoubu desu (It's okay / I'm fine / No thank you)
✅ Ii desu ne (That's good / Sounds nice)

💡 **Maki's Tip:**
"Sumimasen" is truly a magic word! You can use it to get a waiter's attention, to apologize for a small mistake, or even to say "thank you" when someone opens the door for you! 🌟

Which phrase do you find the most useful? Tell me in the comments! 👇

You did a great job today! (Yoku dekimash*ta!) 🎓🐾

Save this post for your next trip to Japan! 📌