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Coto Academy Launches Business Japanese Course in 2025

Whether you’re pivoting your career in Japan, exploring new professional opportunities, or looking to open more doors in the business world, daily conversational Japanese simply isn’t enough. To truly stand out, you need to master the right etiquette, communication techniques, and business Japanese expressions used in real workplace settings. That’s…

Study Abroad in Portugal: Inside the New Campus in Lisbon

Last month, we had the opportunity to visit the brand-new Oriente Green Campus of the European University of Lisbon (Universidade Europeia), and we were blown away. Opening its doors this autumn, this innovative campus blends modern academic excellence with sustainability, making it one of the most exciting new options for studying abroad in Portugal. Whether […]

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Top 20 JLPT N5 Textbooks For Beginners

You’ve decided to take on JLPT N5, but looking for the right Japanese N5 textbook can feel more overwhelming than actually studying the language. So, read this guide to find out the top 20 N5 textbooks for beginners to ace the JLPT with flying colors — or to start your…

How to Quit Your Job in Japan: 2025 Guide

It’s a typical weekday at the office when you receive an email from the hiring manager at your dream company: they’re offering you the position you’ve always wanted. Congratulations! Now, there’s just one thing left to do: resign from your current job in Japan. The good news is that Japan’s…

Guide to Self-Introduction in Japanese Job Interviews

In the competitive world of Japanese job interviews, making a strong first impression is crucial. Your self-introduction, or 自己紹介 (jikoshoukai), sets the tone for the entire interview and gives the interviewer a glimpse into your personality, skills, and motivations. Understanding the nuances of Japanese etiquette and tailoring your introduction accordingly…

Ultimate Guide to Passing JLPT N5

Planning to take the JLPT N5? Although it is technically the lowest level a foreigner can take, the N5 can be a great milestone for those who want to see if they have made real progress. Understandably, the thought of taking the JLPT is stressful, with so many things to…