Author Archives: Art Vandelay

日本語教師募集

日本語教師募集 金曜日・土曜日 勤務可能な方 日本語を教えたことがある方大歓迎!資格がなくても大丈夫!まずは連絡お待ちしています! 連絡先:(主任) awesomejapanese@gmail.com  PH:0481 397 066  

New Lessons for 2021

Hello Students! Happy New Year! 明けましておめでとうございます。今年もよりしく。 We wanted to let you know about some new lessons that we are starting in 2021. In addition to all our current group classes, we are going to be adding four new classes soon: Intermediate Group Class Tuesdays 10:00am to 12 Noon This Intermediate Group Class is a great […]

New Online and Dickson Group Lessons Added for September!!!

Hello Everyone! We hope you are well. We are pleased to announce that we have added some new online and Dickson School group classes  starting in September. The starting dates and class times are as follows: Wednesdays 10:00am – 12:00 beginning September 2nd 2020 at our Dickson School Thursdays 10:00am – 1200 beginning September 3rd 2020 at […]

2020 Special Online Group Lessons Starting Soon!!!

We are still running our Japanese lessons online while COVID-19 restrictions are in place and are now opening some special new classes for new students! This is a special offer for new students who would like to join us while Covid-19 restrictions are in place. These online group lessons will run for a term of 10 […]

2019 Term 1 Schedule

2019 Term 1 Schedule Hello Everyone! We hope you had a fabulous 2018 and are looking forward to lessons with us in 2019.  We have put up the 2019 Term 1 lesson schedule for new and existing students please check it out on the Lessons Page https://awesomejapanese.com.au/lessons/ or download it here 2019 Term 1 Schedule

Wanted New Teachers!

Japanese Teachers We are looking for friendly and committed Japanese teachers.  Our students are wonderful and enthusiastic so you will have lots of fun working for us and we are looking for excellent teachers who can support them on their learning journey! We are looking for new casual and part-time native-speaking Japanese teachers.  Ideally, you […]

Why are Japanese fruits so expensive?

In fact, the intake of the fruit of Japanese seems to be less than that of other countries. The United States is twice as Japan, and Italy and France are also higher than Japan. Why do Japanese eat less? Maybe because the fruit price is high in Japan. Then why are Japanese fruits so expensive? […]

What is the opposite word for 若い(わかい, young)?

At the beginning stage of Japanese study, teachers usually would teach vocabularies with their opposite words together such as おおきい⇔ちいさい, あたらしい⇔ふるい, etc. Particularly, students need to be careful about “あつい” and “たかい”. あつい has a variety of meaning such as “hot” and “thick” with corresponding opposite words of “cold” and “thin”. たかい could be “high” […]