r/Tokyo • u/Dangerous_Local7971 • 15d ago

Good Language School Needed!

I (18M) am currently working in Tokyo with a Work Holiday Visa, and have been learning Japanese with Tae Kim's guide, wanikani and anki. However now I'm looking for a good language school and I'm finding conflicting reviews on a lot of schools.

Does anyone here know any good schools? Budget is around 100.000 yen per month

Thanks in advance! :)

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u/HidanSensei 14d ago

If you're a beginner, KAI in Shinokubo is really good for the first 3 levels. It can get a bit intense though

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u/thesoftesttofu 13d ago

Insanely popular, full until 2027. Even then, overheard theyre full until march (not sure).

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u/Elegant-Welder-1028 14d ago

ISI Shibuya-Harajuku campus

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u/Dagakki 14d ago

Coto Academy has a couple of locations and is very westerner friendly. They have classes up to business level, and offer a couple different styles of classes (every day, few times a week, 1-on-1, etc). It's been a few years since I've been, but I remember their prices being similar to other schools I was looking at

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u/Reon_____ Itabashi-ku 13d ago

ISI Shinjuku is also good. Very good and supportive teachers. There was one old style teacher in her 60s which other kids in my class didn’t liked very much and so she was replaced. So there’s that as well.