Japanese Class
Learn Japanese through our classes adapted to all levels and goals.
Japanese Class
日本語
Our Japanese classes are divided into four distinct levels. To find out which level suits you, you will find a short description in the course table.
Schedule
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CL2V
11 Rue Erik Satie, 33200 Bordeaux |
Elementary A2
10h00 – 11h30
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Beginners
10h00 – 11h00
False Beginner
11h00 – 12h00
Confirmed Beginners
12h00 – 13h00
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Amicale Laïque la Glacière
5 Rue Georges Mandel, 33700 Mérignac |
Beginners
17h30 – 18h30
False Beginner
18h30 – 19h30
Elementary A2
19h30 – 20h30
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Bordeaux Athénée Municipal
Athénée Municipal Bordeaux, 10 Place Saint-Christoly 33000 Bordeaux |
Beginners
18h30 – 19h30
Beginners
19h40 – 20h40
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1 on 1 Courses
You wish to progress on your own rythm, on personalised objectives ? You can book your own one on one online class for every japanese level (classes tought in french/japanese).
Registration
Teachers
Keiko Onishi
Tea Ceremony Master, Calligraphy Master and Japanese teacher.
Born and raised in Tokyo, she developed a passion for Japanese culture from a very young age. After meeting her Tea Ceremony master in middle school, she decided to begin studying this art.
After years of practising Chanoyu (Tea Ceremony), as well as Ikebana (flower arrangement), Kitsuke (Kimono art), Japanese calligraphy, Japanese cuisine, the art of Wagashi (traditional Japanese confectionery) and the Japanese language, she settled in France to share her rich and unique experience and philosophy of a culture she deeply cherishes.
Célia Ramirez
"Konnichiwa !" こんにちは！
Holding a Master's degree in Japanese Studies, specialising in Japanese didactics and linguistics since 2019, she has been trained by the Maison de la Culture du Japon à Paris and the Japan Foundation.
She has been teaching Japanese in a public middle school for 3 years, and has also given lectures to second-year Japanese undergraduate students as well as evening classes at Bordeaux Montaigne University.
"I would be delighted to guide you through your Japanese learning journey. よろしくお願いします！(Yoroshiku onegai shimasu !)"
Q&A
- Japanese Class: Q&AWhat are the class schedules?Please consult our full timetable on the dedicated classes page. From what age can one learn Japanese?Children can start from the age of 11 or 12, with a fun approach (games, drawings, songs). Teenagers and adults follow more structured programmes, tailored to their goals (travel, studies, culture, manga…). Do you offer… Read more: Japanese Class: Q&A