Was a fund leaning experience at a good pace would definitely recommend Classes are at night making it easy to schedule read more

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I decided to start learning Japanese at Fuji School in January and it's been the best decision of the year. Kuni-sensei and Tomoya-sensei are phenomenal. They pace the class really well and decorate the curriculum with interesting asides about Japanese slang, history, or cultural context. They localize the lessons to our experiences and push us to speak as much as possible. I've particularly enjoyed the in-person learning experience. Struggling together with classmates and sharing tips has been very gratifying. Fuji School also hosts cultural events as a way to connect with the community and students from other classes. 10/10 highly recommend. Duolingo just wasn't cutting it for fulfilling my weeb dreams. Fuji School has delivered and more. read more

**3.5 STARS** I've been attending Fuji School for the past few weeks and I'm here to give my comprehensive review of the curriculum, teaching style, and general rating of their programs: If you are a BEGINNER, Fuji School is a great place to take a few Japanese language lessons. They offer a wide range of beginner courses (depending on the level of beginner you are) and they also offer "travel" Japanese courses that focus on commonly used phrases when traveling to Japan. I started at the INTERMEDIATE level 1. If you're joining Fuji School with some knowledge of Japanese (I took 2 years in high school), you can take a placement test ($40). My personal opinion of joining at a higher level is that there will be various obstacles and challenges especially if you didn't start learning with the textbook that they use (Minna no Nihongo). I studied Japanese in high school using (Genki) which I think is a more universally/widely accepted textbook series and it's been difficult adjusting to the new textbook/curriculum. CURRICULUM: Beginner classes seem more fun and conversational. However, late-beginner and intermediate onward become very grammar-heavy. The course feels almost like guided self-study given that you only meet 1x per week but are expected to learn the lessons fairly quickly. Expect about 2 hours of homework each week and an additional 2 hours+ of self-study time. LOCATION: Fuji School is located right next to Little Tokyo Plaza. The location itself is tucked away on the 5th floor of an administration building in a quieter location from the hustle and bustle of Little Tokyo. It's clean, quiet, and quaint. The building isn't super new, but that's OK. There are homeless people around at night, so I wouldn't let your kids attend without dropping them off at the door. There are plenty of great restaurants and fun shops nearby to explore before and after class. NAO SENSEI: I had my placement test with Nao sensei and I really liked her personality. She's enthusiastic, energetic, and has a good sense of humor. She teaches her class in a casual manner and heavily in Japanese - which can be a hit or miss for some. My only feedback is that I wish there was more structure to the class so we know exactly what we're doing/learning in each class. I also excel in classes that have quizzes/tests because it forces me to study harder (but I know a lot of students wouldn't appreciate that). MY GRIPE: My class usually spends the first 20 minutes talking about what we did over the weekend (in Japanese). It's fine to have a moment to converse in Japanese, but sometimes we'll focus very heavily (like 10 whole minutes) on one student's weekend over (maybe just 2 minutes of) another's and at that point, it seems very much like a 1:1 experience rather than a group class. PRICE: You pay about $350 for a 10-week group class. You are also expected to pay a first-time enrollment fee of $60. And there is the optional choice (but recommended) to buy the textbook (~$30) and workbook (~$40). So all in all, if you're a new student, you're probably going to start off paying close to $500 for your first class if you get all the materials. If you also need a placement test, then you're looking at $500+. Personally, I don't think it's right to charge for a placement test - especially if your decision to join is contingent on the class you get placed into for scheduling reasons. Most other language schools don't charge for placement tests, but Fuji School does their placement test in a style similar to a 1:1 tutoring session so I guess that's how they justify the cost. PARKING: There is a 2-hour parking validation. For me, I usually arrive early to beat traffic so the 2-hour validation is not enough and I just find street parking and pay the meter. Fuji School is also located conveniently near the Little Tokyo metro stop. Some pros: - There is free WIFI and outlets inside all of the classrooms - There is free tea bags/snacks (limited options) upon entering - There are restrooms on the same floor - There is parking validation for 2 hours - There is a security guard at the first-floor front desk to keep you feeling safe - They offer a mix of 1:1 tutoring and group classes depending on what you're looking for - There are various teachers depending on your teaching style and everyone is really friendly - The school offers other programs like calligraphy and special outings for Japanese holidays - The general vibe of Fuji School is very family-like - Class sizes are small/intimate Some cons: - I'm taking summer courses and the A/C seems nonexistent - Class atmosphere depends on your teacher and peers - I'm not a huge fan of Minna no Nihongo - Some classes run late into the night - Fuji School offers a discount in exchange for a Yelp review, which makes it difficult to understand what people's genuine opinions may be read more

Fuji School is the place to go if you want to learn Japanese. All teachers are Japanese and they are all very nice. I've been learning from Kuni and Tomoya Sensei since the beginning. They are awesome. They are very patient while also being fun. I never felt bored and learned a lot in classes. I do enjoy in-person lectures more because that's the way I learn more efficiently. There are not many places in LA could offer that besides colleges. So I will keep my Japanese learning journey at Fuji School and trying to stay with Kuni and Tomoya Sensei. My goal is JLPT. read more

Great in person classes! Nao sensei is a kind and informative teacher. Wonderful to have this school in the Little Tokyo community.

I started at Fuji School with zero Japanese experience, and it's been such a great place to learn. The sensei are super friendly and helpful, and they really make the classes fun. There's also a nice sense of community, which makes it easy to stay motivated. Going to class is one of the highlights of my week! read more

Absolutely loved taking Japanese with Kuni and the team at Fuji School! Everyone was so kind and patient when it came to learning the language and integrating it into conversation whenever I saw them in Little Tokyo that it was easier for me to retain the language when compared to college courses! Will 100% continue my studies here! read more

富士スクール最高です! 大好きだよ! I have been with Fuji School for about 2 years now. Yumi sensei's teaching style is perfect for me. The school's curriculum and teaching style are catered towards each student's style of learning. The teachers genuinely care about student progress and hold events regularly to foster community within the school and local Los Angeles Japanese American community. Looking for a school to jump start your Japanese studies and understanding of the culture? Look no further! Fuji School is the place for you! じゃ、始めましょう! -ジョセフ岩崎組 世界征服 read more

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Great school!! Highly recommend. Learning Japanese through them was great. They went according to the lesson plan. Willing to come along side of you if you miss a day!! read more

In my less than 1 year at the Fuji School, I have made more progress learning Japanese than I ever thought was possible. About 5 years ago, I took Japanese classes at a school in Northern California and walked away feeling pretty hopeless with barely any knowledge of the language. I gave up for a long time and just dismissed learning Japanese as an impossible task. Fast forward to 2021 where, thanks to the pandemic, I have had extra time on my hands. My boyfriend (who can speak Japanese conversationally) enrolled in the Fuji School and gave it a rave review. I decided to enroll in a class and around 6 months later I'll now be taking my 3rd class with Fuji School and couldn't be happier with the progress I am making. The class environment and student-to-teacher ratio is amazing, the coursework is rigorous and also practical (it's not all just business Japanese), and the classes are taught mostly in Japanese so it is quite immersive and has really pushed along my comprehension. Next time I go to Japan I can conceivably practice Japanese with native speakers which 6 months ago I would've thought was unimaginable. Thank you Fuji School! read more

I've studied Japanese for over ten years, and I signed up for Fuji School with the desire to continue to learn with in person lessons. It is my firm belief that when learning anything, practicing situations as close to "the real thing" is the second most important thing after consistency. My main goal is to be able to fluently have in person conversations in japanese, so finding an in person experience was crucial. Fuji School has exceeded my expectations with excellent in person lessons (Nao sensei is amazing!) and community, fully supporting my continued Japanese growth. Thanks Fuji School! read more

I enjoy studying Japanese with Fuji School. Noriko-sensei teaches with great enthusiasm! She's patient and caring with students. You won't regret signing up for the courses. I like that the school offers ZOOM sessions since I work full-time. I find great joy in learning Japanese. ありがとうございます！ read more

Such a relaxing and productive environment to study a new language in. I decided to take a night course on site to accompany a regular work week. The class lasted for an hour and 10 minutes every week (まいしゅ げつようび) for ten weeks. The material was very accessible and digestible. Never too overbearing while also introducing new concepts with proper review. I'll be back! read more

Best Japanese school in LA. My teacher Lisa is very nice. Learn Japanese quickly. They're all very nice and patient here. Parking could be difficult around here. I will definitely recommend this to anybody. Trust! read more

I enrolled at Fuji School to learn basic Japanese for a trip coming up in December (COVID-permitting!) so that I could get around more easily. I took one semester of Japanese in college and unfortunately had a very strict, unkind teacher, so I wanted to ensure that taking classes again would be more enjoyable. I loved that Fuji School offered a trial lesson so I could see if I liked the style of teaching and the teacher. I did my trial with Momoka-sensei online as she lives in Osaka. She was extremely kind and encouraging, and I left the one-hour session learning a lot! I decided after that to enroll in the online class with her this semester and have had such a great time - I learned a lot throughout my time at Fuji School, and was thrilled to hear Momoka-sensei is teaching the Beginner 2 class next semester as well. I'll definitely be signing up for another semester! I haven't visited the campus in person yet, but the school also puts together events for students and teachers to get to know each other. I attended their Memorial Day picnic at Griffith Park and had a wonderful time! Everyone was very kind and friendly. I'm so happy to have found Fuji School! read more

After close to 3 years of group lessons and semi-private lessons with Fuji School since deciding to pick up Japanese again, I have gone from JLPT N4 level to preparing for N1 this December. This is all thanks to the brilliant teaching of Noriko-sensei and Hiromi-sensei, who have always been supportive and engaging, and have made the lessons something to look forward to every week even after the transition to an online format. I would highly recommend starting out with group lessons to see if the pace suits you, and doing private lessons if you know what you want and have specific goals in mind! read more

I've taken college courses in Japanese in addition to private lessons at various locations prior to entering Fuji School. There are not many non-collegiate organizations that have the structure that they have. I was impressed on how they handle each individual. They had me take a trial lesson to see my level of understanding in order to place me accordingly in the right class. I was thankful as I did not want to be stuck learning my one, two, three's and days of the week again. Here are the things that I like about Fuji School: [JLPT Prep]: If you are interested in taking the proficiency test, they have courses to help with that. [Options]: There are various classes ranging in all levels. They even offer private and online courses. Other classes available are grammar and conversation as well. [Culture]: They want to share their culture with you as well and have classes for Calligraphy, art, etc. [Payment]: They are flexible in tuition payment in addition to accepting many forms of imbursement. [Staff]: Needless to say, everyone is kind and very helpful. There is a genuine concern for their students. It's not just about the money, it's much more than that. If the pictures alone don't convince you, then go ahead and read ALL the comments people have written. People are more prone to write down negative comments on Yelp reviews cause of their heightened negative emotions. But it's the opposite with Fuji School. We students would like people to know how amazing this place is. Being here has made me realize my desire to take the JLPT. It is now my goal and I know this school will help me get there and pass it. (^_^) read more

I take private lessons once a week with my girlfriend and we always leave class in a great mood. As a private music instructor myself, I can tell you that Junko sensei is truly a gifted teacher who always brings positive vibes and makes the lessons fun. My past teachers weren't as fluent in English so understanding grammar concepts was a lot more difficult. Junko is very fluent in English (and Spanish!), so explaining difficult grammar concepts is no problem for her. FUJI School also goes above and beyond by hosting fun events (IE: Anime Expo, Halloween, Christmas) where students can eat, drink, learn about Japanese culture and socialize. フジスクールはロサンゼルスで最高の日本語学校です。 read more

I've been taking private lessons with Keita-Sensei for almost a year now, and group lessons with Yuki-Sensei and Hiromi-Sensei for almost as long. I look forward to them every week! The shift to online classes has actually been a boon for me personally, as I live a ways away. It's not always a smooth experience for everyone, but still, classes are always worthwhile. It's been the best practice with the Japanese language I've been able to have since I lived in Japan, and everybody is very friendly. read more

Fuji school is such a great school, and I learned a lot! I had studied Japanese in the past independently and in high school, but I felt I wasn't progressing. So I enrolled in Fuji school, hoping it would help me progress and help me retain Japanese grammar and vocabulary. So I could communicate with others when I move/work in Japan and with my friends who live in Japan. So after taking this semester, I could say my hopes came true!!! I learned so much from Momoka sensei. She is a great motivator and very friendly, including being very patient. Momoka sensei encourages my classmates and me in class. She is also excellent at explaining grammar, gives us multiple examples, and answers any questions about the lessons or the Japanese language in general. She is a great teacher, and I'm excited to do another semester with Momoka! I enjoyed the classes and studying Japanese at fuji school, and I wish I could attend the events I had gotten invited to by Fuji school because of my schedule but ill make sure to try to go to future events by the school! So I'm looking forward to attending the Japanese beginner 2 class! read more

This school is amazing. Attending classes here has seriously improved my life. The teachers are all very smart, fun and clearly invested in their students. I've taken Japanese lessons in the past, but I feel like the teaching method at Fuji School is the most well-organized and intuitive. After a few semesters of study at Fuji School, I went from knowing very little Japanese to being able to understand many of my favorite Japanese movies, games and anime. The knowledge also helped my career and I was able to work for some of my favorite Japanese video game companies as a result. This school is run by great people with engaging personalities, and the classes are always a highlight of my week. Sign up, you won't regret it! read more

Fuji school is amazing! After 2 years in high school I didn't learn much. But fuji school has taught me a ton in just 8 weeks! The teachers are kind and patient and the material is easy to follow. I would highly recommend it to both beginners and those with some Japanese knowledge already. I am going to continue to attend until I can pass the N1 JLPT! read more

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Very kind and patient instructors. Highly recommend!

This is a great place to take Japanese lessons. The classes are small, the schedule is flexible, and there are once monthly culture activities. I take classes two nights a week but they also offer private lessons. The text book prices are reasonable and the teachers are generous with support materials. As with learning any language though YOU must do the work. Good luck! read more

I've been taking group lessons at Fuji School for almost a year now. After all this time I can confidently say that it has been nothing short of a fantastic experience. I began knowing very little Japanese and am surprised at how far I've progressed so far. Haruna-Sensei has provided such a fun classroom environment. She is patient, kind, and overall a very gifted teacher. Any and all difficult concepts I've encountered up until now have been overcome in no small part thanks to her instruction. Class is consistently enjoyable and engaging. We're encouraged to ask questions and not worry about making mistakes. Even though classes have been online-only, I don't think my experience has been diminished by any means. I don't think you would see such an overwhelming amount of positive reviews here if the teachers didn't care so deeply not only for what they do but for their students as well. I'd encourage anyone wanting to learn Japanese to reach out to Fuji School and begin taking lessons. Thank you so much Fuji School and Haruna-Sensei! read more

My girlfriend and I visited Japan a few years ago and before I went to Japan I studied the language for about 6 months so that I could at least converse with the locals on a basic level while I was there. I mainly used Pimsleur, and youtube videos to learn what I wanted to learn. When I came back from Japan I still wanted to continue my studies a bit, so I signed up for some private instruction at the Fuji School, and it was fantastic. I did a few lessons that brought up my knowledge a bit, and then of course I didn't stick with it -- and now my Chinese is actually better than my Japanese, but I plan on eventually returning and resuming my Japanese studies. The private lessons were fantastic -- each week you get a little homework on paper to work on and then you and the instructor sit in a classroom and he/she are up at the chalkboard and you're sitting just like in elementary school, and it can be quite intense -- so be prepared to work hard and do all of your homework. I constantly still get emails from them inviting me to events -- they are so friendly and the school will definitely help you improve your Japanese. If you're thinking about it just take the jump and dive into this wonderful language at the Fuji School! read more

Very effective learning system. teachers are really nice and atmosphere is very friendly.

I've been taking the group lessons for about a year now and have really, really enjoyed my time learning from this institution! I had no prior experience learning Japanese but feel FUJI School's classes have given me a great foundation and start to understanding the language, grammar, culture, etc. The group offering is great because you get to meet cool people learning Japanese with you. Most of my current class started when I started so it's encouraging seeing everyone get better and better. Of course it takes some personal commitment to study outside of the class because just 70 minutes a week isn't going to cut it for any language, but I always felt the foundations were being built in the class time and I always could reach out to my teacher when I had questions. Miho-sensei has been my teacher and she is fantastic! She has a lot of patience since it's hard to learn a brand new language and makes the learning fun. I've also greatly appreciated how the school and Miho-sensei has approached our new online class format due to the coronavirus pandemic. I was worried we wouldn't get as great of a product as first, but there has been some positives such as pre-made slides that has allowed us to go over more content quicker. When we did go into in-person classes, it was also convenient because the school provided parking valets so we never had to worry about busy DTLA parking. It is a bit of a walk (5-10 minutes) from the lot to the classroom so budget accordingly. I plan to continue taking classes with FUJI school and would recommend any person interested in learning Japanese to check them out! read more

I signed up for private lessons after leaving Japan just so I wouldn't become rusty and forget any kanji and vocabulary. The staff is very accommodating to individual needs and the class atmosphere is very calm. I feel as if I'm back in Tokyo every time I come! Thank you Fuji School! read more

I just completed the Beginner 1 class of Fuji School and found it a great option for starting out with the language. I live outside of Los Angeles but because many classes are offered fully through Zoom, I am able to learn with Fuji School no problem. In fact my instructor Momoka lives in Japan. Momoka is very patient, kind, and not judgmental. She's always available throughout the week to communicate. Of course one will learn fastest with studying outside of the class but even just from the class each week, you will learn steadily. read more

I am so glad that I live close to this school. It has been my dream to be able to speak Japanese and I am so glad that not only does a school dedicated to only the Japanese language exist, but also that I can study well beyond the level typically offered at community colleges or other language schools. I always have a great time every class and would unconditionally recommend it to anyone who loves Japan as much as I do! read more

I have taken Japanese before at Long Beach Japanese Language School from 2010-2012 as high schooler. Had to quit to take college seriously, and now I am a biology teacher with the time and funds to return to Japanese school. Nothing beats learning Japanese from a native speaker and nothing makes the classes more exciting than seeing them apply their love for teaching. Learning history, culture, songs, and making life long memories with a class is something I hoped to return to. Unfortunately, I could not return to my previous school due to my schedule and cost of travel. That's when I took a risk and applied to FUJI School. The process was easy, the demo class was very good at gauging my Japanese language level, and allowed me to see if their teachers would have that same passion as my old teachers. To make it short, they are amazing at their job and their curriculum is easy to follow but allowed room to challenge gifted/ accelerated learners ( seriously consider private classes if your in this category). They also send invitations to events, so you can be a part of a part of Japanese culture and the community. I took the regular 10 week class and found it to have the right pace for a returning learner. They also have a host of classes to help students practice speech and prepare for all the JLPT Exams. This is what sold their school to me, as I want to become credentialed in Japanese language to teach it as a class. I also want to take the time to shout out Momoka sensei. She is wonderful teacher who reminds me of my departed teacher, Inui Sensei. She is a shining example of the caliber of teacher you will learn from at this school. She will check up on your well being, celebrate your achievements, and support you when your stuck or didn't study ( you will do this, life happens). While my experience is based on zoom lessons. If their zoom classes ever ended, I would gladly pay any amount to learn from this school. I promise you, you will leave each lesson with a smile and eager to learn more. Don't give up on Japanese, even when you think you lost interest( this will happen more than you think). Your dreams can be accomplished with hard work, sacrifice, and the right school. I hope my experience can help you make the right choice when it comes to learning Japanese. Thank you for your time. -Mr. Matamoros read more

I had been searching for a language school that was convenient and flexible with scheduling sessions and found it here! When I came to the school the first time for the intro class session everyone was very kind, welcoming, and the atmosphere was so comfortable. I had dropped by a few other language schools and even tried a few online courses but I just wasn't get a feel for the place and the lack of personal interaction in online courses with a professor to address my specific questions was troubling-uncomfortable actually. Since the first intro day I have been taking private lessons and have no complaints at all- the professors are very open, welcome questions, and really make themselves available to students, in person or online; they also offer online private lessons via Skype for those on the go and maybe just need some review/brushing up on their Japanese. All levels are taught at this school and the textbooks/workbooks are available at the school. ***By the way, the textbook that they use at the school is very helpful and easier to understand compared to some other texts in the sense that there are explanations to better grasp how words and grammar is applied context wise in specific situations.*** The prices range across board, but still reasonable. You can pay for some intro packages, or just as you go if doing private lessons or semi-private lessons. Semi-private lessons are sessions with you and your friends in a group, and of course there are the regular classes with persons you don't know. If you have very little to no exposure to the language but don't want to sit in a class, if you feel self conscious, I'd say go for the private lessons Hope this review helps others who have also been trying to search for "the right" atmosphere/language school and are still on the fence about checking this one out! Level of JPN: intermediate/pre-advanced read more

I halfheartedly studied Japanese for a few years on my own, but realized I needed major assistance after my second trip to Japan (lol). Fuji School to the rescue! I completed Intermediate 1 & 2 group courses with Noriko-sensei. Lessons are constructed around grammar and conversation, and I felt they were well-paced and practical. I also took a few private lessons, which allowed me to catch up on missed chapters or study new topics. Staff is always very friendly, energetic, and accommodating. Fast forward 6 months, and now I'm moving to Japan! I wouldn't feel nearly as prepared if it weren't for Fuji School and Noriko-sensei. 本当にありがとうございます! read more

Although I've been taking classes at Fuji School for less than a year, the progress I've made is astounding! I can actually watch Japanese drama or anime and pick up on random phrases that were otherwise gibberish to me. Though this isn't the basis of my learning, I promise.. Each of the teachers has varying styles of teaching, but they all have effectiveness in common. The school offers both private and group lessons, which allows you to choose your own learning pace. Private lessons are great if you want a more concentrated one-on-one approach, or if you like interactive learning with other classmates, the group lessons are quite fun and provide great conversational practice with people just as clueless as you are. The school provides all the necessary textbooks (for purchase) and will provide copies of homework to take with you at the end of each lesson. The teachers also make themselves available for any questions after-hours, and are excellent with communicating in real time, or at least in a timely manner. In addition to the excellent curriculum, Fuji School also plans many extracurricular activities, such as the yearly Halloween party and Christmas party. I've attended both and had such an amazing time meeting others in all different levels at Fuji, while stuffing my face with delicious catered food and partaking in games and activities planned by the teachers. I've always hated school and was a terrible student, but Fuji School has me rethinking all that. But forget it, Fuji School is more than just a school; it is a community and family, and to just call it a school would be an obvious understatement. read more

Fuji school is very interesting to me because, I was taking another course and I wasn't doing too, good so I decided to look for a tutor, I felt real comfortable taking a course with them due to the reason that is at your pace, and the instructor I work with really does the best to try and teach you, I enjoy the way how the class has 2 books that you are able to work at your own pace, when you join your class on the zoom, is really cool, I just like to learn, and if you are ready to STUDY, FUJI is a good place to start, flexible schedule, you get to see what you like about the class, and the instructor is so, kind, and very understanding , FUJI has allowed me to have an understanding of how far you need to study at your own pace, the books are amazing, like I mentioned before you follow the books and study , and when you do your class, then you do a review of the lessons that are provided as work, is really amazing and at a pace that you are comfortable with, I am working on continuing my Japanese learning with FUJI School. The best part is when you are on zoom and you finally get to do the actual class, is just the best to practice Japanese, and being able to write and know that you can read with someone , that is fluent in the language, is just amazing to speak a different language and that you can also write and look forward to the next class, is never the same, it very challenging but if you have the right instructor it is amazing, just to learn about the pronunciation is very cool, is my favorite time in the class, also the work, and the time that you are schedule is perfect, also I like learning about numbers and the clock is amazing, I hope to grow in FUJI school, just listening to Japanese in my own words and being taught by someone from JAPAN is amazing. I have been the the actual FUJI school is interesting i was just in and out picking up my books, hope one day to attend, so I can really be fluent in Japanese, is a language that I hope to grow with and learn and educate myself about the Japanese people, now I speak 2 languages , hoping Japanese will help me understand about the culture and speak it and write it read more

What I find very pleasant about going to Fuji School: - friendly native speaker teachers - special discounted price for the first 4 private sessions. Was very handy in my case, had to brush up my basic Japanese before joining the new group. - great location in Little Tokyo, so you can taste the culture every time when going to the class Soon I am going to join a group and hope to add more great things about the school. read more

I started taking the beginner level 1 class at Fuji School this past July. I knew only a few phrases and words in Japanese, and already this class has helped me learn so much!! Miki-san and Nao-san were my instructors this time around (both because I had to switch class times), but everyone that I've met at the school is so friendly and super helpful. So far we've covered basic introductions, how to tell time and say the date, learned how to read and write basic hiragana, and much more. Not only do you get to take classes to learn the language, but they also hold events that focus on Japanese culture. In only 8 weeks of being at the school, I've attended the Obon Festival with them and painted an uchiwa fan, and experienced my first tea ceremony and tried calligraphy. I plan to keep taking classes here to learn more. Learning Japanese is fun, but this school makes it better. ありがとうございす！！ read more

My experiences here has been really good! The education I'm receiving here in Japanese is really top notch. I recommend it for all those who are interested in learning Japanese no matter what level you are. The staff at Fuji School are all courteous and nice and always professional.My educator Hiromi-san has been of a tremendous help in furthering my understanding of Japanese language.This is the best place to study Japanese with private tutor lessons and group lessons to fit your schedules. Fuji school thank you for everything and much blessings for Your school. Keep teaching all those who are interested in learning about Japanese culture and language! read more

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Fuji school is great. Right now I have a professional teacher that is keeping me on my toes. It's accelerated so if you want to learn the language fast and are tired of only spending 10 minutes a week "trying to learn on your own" and need someone to help hold you accountable and keep you going and actually help you make progress you'll love it read more