Online Japanese lesson
Kids Lessons
Kids & Family Lessons
Anytime, Anywhere
lessons are available!
Give your child - or you and your child together - the chance to learn Japanese in a fun, private setting with a native teacher.
LinguaAlis Kids & Family Japanese Lessons
Private one-on-one lessons
- Any level welcome—from absolute beginner to advanced.
- Any age welcome—content is matched to each child’s stage of development.
- Tailor-made lessons that fit every learner’s goals, interests and learning style.
Because lessons are private, we can build a fully customized plan around each learner’s level, age, strengths, weak points and preferred learning style.
Choose kid-only or parent- and- child lessons - whatever fits your family.
- Learn side by side with your child.
- Watch your child’s progress in real time.
- Start speaking Japanese together at home.
We offer both child-focused sessions and joint parent-child formats.
Parents practise Japanese alongside their children.
Learn naturally through play and fun.
- Use anime clips, picture books and other kid-friendly materials.
- Memories words by singing Japanese songs.
- Gain vocabulary through quizzes and games.
Children encounter Japanese during enjoyable play, so the language feels friendly and familiar.
Fun classes keep kids motivated to continue learning.
Lesson Content
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Children naturally encounter Japanese through enjoyable play and grow comfortable with the language as they have fun.
Activities are chosen to match each student’s age, level and interests.
- Sample Lesson Ideas -
Sing in Japanese！
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Build vocabulary by singing popular kids’ songs.
Singing helps children pick up nouns and phrases quickly.
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Read a Picture Book！
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Read age- appropriate stories aloud.
Stories reinforce words that appear in the illustrations.
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Perfect Pronunciation！
Practise mouth movements for a natural.
Native teachers coach precise pronunciation from day one.
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“What’s this?” Word Quiz
Identify objects in short videos.
Learn the names of items that appear on screen. Turning answers into quizzes or songs makes memorisation fun.
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Let’s Chat!
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Use newly learned words in conversation.
After learning words, try speaking.
The more you speak, the faster you improve.
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Greetings Workshop!
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Master everyday greetings.
Polite greetings help children communicate smoothly with Japanese speakers.
Lesson Formats
- Class size -
Choose a solo kid lesson, a parent-and-child lesson, or a two-kids lesson for siblings or friends.
Each lesson lasts 25 minutes; back-to-back bookings are available on request.
Kids Lesson
Learn at your own pace!
One child
*A parent or guardian must be present.
25-min lesson
| No enrollment fee |
| Textbooks charged at cost |
| Class size: 1 |
A true one-on-one between child and teacher. Lessons progress at your child’s own pace.
Parent & Child Lesson
Learn together as a family!
One child + one parent
25-min lesson
| No enrollment fee |
| Textbooks charged at cost |
| Class size: 2 |
Class size: 2 – one child and one parent. Parents learn side by side with their child.
Two-Kids Lesson
Fun peer learning!
Class size: 2 children
*A parent or guardian must be present.
25-min lesson
| No enrollment fee |
| Textbooks charged at cost |
| Class size: 2 |
Class size: 2 children
Ideal for siblings, cousins or friends.
Fee Plans
- How To Purchase Points -
No enrollment fee is required.
You can freely take lessons within the range of your points.
You can choose from two options depending on your needs: a one-time purchase of only the points you need, or a monthly subscription plan.
One-time Point Purchases
You can purchase as many points as you need.
The minimum purchase amount is 10 points.
Points expire 2 months after purchase.
* No bonus points are available.
monthly subscription plan
The plan is automatically renewed, so there is no need to go through the complicated monthly payment procedure.
Special bonus points* will be credited to your account.
Additional points can be charged if you run out of points.
*No bonus points are awarded for Plan A.
* Purchased points will no longer be available for use after the date of withdrawal or suspension, even if they are within the validity period.
How To Take Lesson
- To take a lesson -
Three easy steps to take a lesson.
1. Log in to My Page
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Each learner has a personal page to manage bookings freely.
2. Pick a slot on the calendar
Choose any open time shown on your teacher’s schedule.
3. Join online
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Click “Start Lesson” to launch Google Meet.
* Some teachers also offer WeChat—see their profiles for details.
How to Reserve a Lesson
- Let's book your lesson. -
You can choose according to your schedule or select a teacher you like.
Log in to your My Page
After logging into My Page, click on 'Book' from the left menu or the top page.
Choose the lesson you prefer.
Click on the 'レッスン一覧' on the 'Book' page and select select your desired lesson.
Choose your preferred instructor.
After selecting the instructor, click the '表示する.
Select your preferred date and time for the lesson.
Select your preferred lesson date and time from the instructor's booking page.
Confirm your reservation details and proceed to the next step.
After confirming the date, lesson type, and instructor, click '次へ'.
Complete the reservation after the final confirmation.
After the final confirmation, click the '予約する' button to complete the reservation.
You will receive a reservation completion email.
You can check your reservation details by email.
FAQ
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My child has never studied Japanese. Can we still join?
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Absolutely. Private lessons start at each learner’s level.
Most teachers speak additional languages; choose the best match from their profiles.
* Foreign-language proficiency varies by teacher.
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What kind of teachers do you have?
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A. Licensed Japanese instructors, many with childcare or elementary-education backgrounds. They teach through songs and quizzes so kids learn naturally.
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What will my child learn?
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Anything you need - greetings, daily conversation, onomatopoeia, body-part names, finger counting, classroom Japanese, children’s songs, table manners and more.
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How does an online lesson work?
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We use the free video-chat app Google Meet on your computer.
Press “Start Lesson” on My Page and the video chat opens automatically.
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What are lessons like in an online format? Is it different from face-to-face classes?
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Because lessons are computer-based, instructors share videos, pictures, photos and music on screen while teaching.
Teachers select a variety of tools that match each child’s interests so they stay engaged and never get bored.
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How many people can join one lesson?
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You can Choose the format that fits: Kids Lesson – 1 child; Parent & Child Lesson – child + parent; Two-Kids Lesson – 2 children. choose a lesson format that fits the number of participants.
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From what age can children start?
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We welcome your children to take lessons from the age of 4-5 years old and above.
