I have just started studying Japanese a month ago because I have a plan to go to Japan on a vacation. Through my experience in Japan many years ago, I discovered how difficult it was to make a trip without Japanese skills. People that I saw even in the Yaseda University didn’t have English skills enough to converse in English. Therefore, I hope this trip to Japan with family could be wonderful and meaningful through interaction with native Japanese people who are the best-know for their kindness and friendliness to visitors. As far as I am concerned, Japan has many tour attractions across the country which is almost 4 times as big as the land of South Korea. On top of that, I want my children to be motivated to learn Japanese as second foreign language so that they can expand themselves into global market or university overseas.

Hello, Mr. Steve!  Learning a language as a hobby not only enhances cognitive and communication skills but also opens up cultural, social, and professional opportunities, making it a highly rewarding activity.