Learn Japanese.
Live Japan.
A complete Japanese-learning journey for people who want more than textbook phrases — from your first hiragana to JLPT N1, from landing at the airport to working, visiting a doctor, moving house, speaking at city hall and building a life in Japan.
Different reasons for Japan. One Japanese underneath.
Your core Japanese grows once. Each route adds the vocabulary, situations and cultural judgment that matter to your life.
First 90 Days in Japan
Airport, transport, apartment, phone, shopping, paperwork, neighbourhood life and essential Japanese.
Visiting Japan
Stations, hotels, restaurants, taxis, shopping, directions, reservations and etiquette.
Business in Japan
Introductions, meetings, schedules, visits, dinners, requests and business etiquette.
Starting Life in Japan
Apartment, utilities, deliveries, bank, mobile phone, rubbish rules and daily routines.
Find Work in Japan
Job search, CV, interviews, workplace introductions, hierarchy and communication.
Emergencies
Police, ambulance, fire, lost belongings, disasters and short language for urgent help.
Doctor & Hospital
Reception, symptoms, pain, medication, insurance, tests, appointments and pharmacy.
City Hall & Paperwork
Residence procedures, forms, address changes, taxes, insurance, documents and counters.
From absolute zero to JLPT N1.
Practical Japanese should not become random Japanese. Your real-life routes sit on one continuous foundation of sound, kana, vocabulary, grammar, kanji, listening, speaking and reading.
Foundation
First sounds, hiragana, sentence shape and survival expressions.
JLPT N5
Core grammar, vocabulary, kanji, listening and simple reading.
JLPT N4
Longer everyday exchanges, broader grammar and more independence.
JLPT N3
Bridge into real-world Japanese, nuance and connected text.
JLPT N2
Professional language, complex reading and advanced grammar.
JLPT N1
High-level comprehension, register, abstraction and dense reading.
Japanese for the moments textbooks usually skip.
Use language where life actually happens.
Train & Station
Platforms, delays, transfers, tickets and asking staff.
Convenience Store
Bags, heating food, payment, receipts and staff questions.
Restaurants
Entering, ordering, allergies, recommendations and paying.
Apartment Life
Deliveries, repairs, neighbours, utilities and rubbish.
Shopping
Size, colour, stock, fitting rooms, returns and payment.
Bank & Post Office
Accounts, transfers, cash, forms, deliveries and counters.
Neighbourhood
Greetings, notices, community rules and considerate living.
Workplace
Introductions, reporting, confirming, hierarchy and office rhythm.
Knowing the sentence is only half the lesson.
Japanese changes with relationship, context, formality and what both people already understand.
When would a Japanese person actually use it?
From early greetings to advanced business Japanese, cultural judgment is taught inside the language rather than added as trivia.
Learn for something you need to do.
Sometimes you do not want a chapter. You want enough Japanese to handle tomorrow morning.
Ask for directions
Station, street, building and platform language.
Take a taxi
Destination, route, stopping point and payment.
Order a meal
Seats, menu, quantities, allergies and the bill.
Explain symptoms
Pain, timing, body parts, medicine and appointments.
Visit city hall
Forms, certificates, address changes and counters.
Get urgent help
Police, ambulance, fire and danger.
Handle apartment life
Delivery, repairs, utilities and neighbours.
Prepare for an interview
Self-introduction, experience, motivation and questions.
First day at work
Greetings, names, teams and office interaction.
Study by skill when you need focused practice.
Speaking & Listening
Dialogues, natural speed, careful speed and shadowing.
READ + WRITEKana & Kanji
Stroke order, recognition, vocabulary and character learning.
BUILDGrammar
Sentence structure explained for meaning, not isolated rules.
UNDERSTANDReading
Signs, messages, forms, notices, articles and longer text.
Your lessons, practical journeys and progress — together.
The WordPress course provides the structure. Your Indomura learning system can add progress, exercises, video lessons, saved practice and recommendations without creating a disconnected second course.
OPEN MY LEARNING →You do not need to know where N1 ends before you learn your first sentence.
Begin with the next useful step. The structure will still be here when you are ready for the one after that.