JLPT for Success – How the JLPT Test Goes Beyond Academics
Apart from just passing the JLPT, people put value on your proper communication skills. Why choose Toranomon Language Intensive Japanese Course? Improved Communication Access to Opportunities Integration into Society Navigating Daily Life Cultural Enrichment There are many reasons for wanting to level up your JLPT scores. Many focus on the educational and business motives for […]
The Art of Kangeiko
As winter settles into Japan, it’s tempting to just cozy up under the kotatsu and ride out the weather. With harsh winds and shorter days, retreating indoors becomes the norm for many. Yet, for some, these cold days become an invitation to seek change in a pursuit of mental resilience. https://japanobjects.com/features/kotatsu Kangeiko (寒稽古), in Japanese, […]
Exploring Toranomon
Toranomon is a district located in Minato Ward, Tokyo. Known for its prominent business and embassy presence, the area features modern skyscrapers, luxury hotels, and corporate offices. Toranomon’s central location makes it a strategic business hub, and its evolving urban landscape reflects Tokyo’s dynamic and cosmopolitan character. Toranomon Hills Just a 3-minute walk from […]
Huge Crowd at “Laugh & Connect” Meet up
Huge Crowd at “Laugh & Connect” Meet up by Toranomon Language School x Meshida on Nov 2 Laughter filled the air last night as our favorite comedian Meshida performed a special show @WeWork Iceberg… More than 30 people showed up to our special event, “Laugh & Connect”!! The audience was left in splits with Meshida-san’s […]
Who Should Study Japanese at Toranomon Language School?
Learn about our school and whether we would be a suitable fit for your learning needs.
Celebrating Hatsumode in Japan
Learn about the Japanese New Year’s tradition of “hatsumode”.
“Shiwasu” – the busiest month of the year
In Japan, each month has its older Japanese name, and December is called “Shiwasu (師走).” The word “shiwasu” expresses how busy people are around this time of the year.
Tori no Ichi ‘Rooster Market’
In November, Tori no ichi is held for people to purchase kumade to wish for good luck in the coming year.
Celebrating Bunka no hi in Japan
Learn about ‘Bunka no hi’, otherwise known as Culture Day in Japan.
Ritto (立冬)：beginning of winter
“Ritto”(立冬) is the day that is considered as the beginning of winter in Japan.