Conduct classes using the materials 'Irodori,' developed and provided by an affiliate organization of the Japanese government. If learners wish, the following are also possible:

 

Use of other materials such as 'Minna no Nihongo.'

Incorporation of JLPT N4 preparation towards the end of the course.

 

When using 'Irodori' Typically,
it takes 2-3 lessons (90 to 135 minutes) to complete one lesson.
'Irodori' consists of 18 lessons in each of the three courses (Introductory, Elementary 1, Elementary 2), requiring 40-60 lessons per course.

It is also possible to adopt a flipped classroom approach where learners do sufficient self-study in advance , and lessons focus on point-checking, drills, and vocal practice. In this case, one lesson can be completed in one class, requiring about 20 lessons per course.
Irodori also offers e-learning materials for self-study, making it a very user-friendly resource for independent learning.

For those who already have experience studying Japanese, a placement test will be conducted to determine the appropriate course for learning.