Abre las puertas de Japón| Clases De Japonés

Open the doors of Japan

It is an art that requires deep concept of its way of thinking and acting. How your society works, the ways of approaching and linking in different situations rightly.

Why should I take this course?

If you know the cultural differences, the social and psychosocial structure of the Japanese, you can understand how to act in the different areas of life in Japan. Protocol rules are escontial to have a good life in Japan. With these videos you can understand the reason for the particular behavior of the Japanese, you will understand much better the manga, anime, drama, movies, etc. Also understanding how to manage your position as a foreigner, you will have an excellent result of your relationships in the middle of areas with Japanese inside or outside Japan, use these valuable tools to enter this wonderful world.

Experience level

How many lessons does this course have?

4 Lessons

What am I going to study in this lesson?

Open the doors of Japan

Protocol

Meet your senseis

Kimura Kana

Hello, my name is Kana Kimura, I was born in the city of Wakayama (Japan). I like to know new destinations especially if they are cities or villages where I can interact with other facets of the same culture; I have visited several countries in Asia, America and Oceania for its tourist attraction, however, during my trip to New Zealand I understood how extraordinary culture and language is for foreigners, following this my interest in teaching was aroused which I exercise as a teacher and director in Colombia for 5 years.

Ruisu Mayumi

Hello! I'm Mayumi Ruisu, I was born in Bogota Colombia and I grew up in Tokyo Japan. I am a lover of practicing sports, I compete in Trail Running races in Colombia, I like cooking, especially Japanese, Italian, Mexican and Colombian recipes accompanied by a good series of crimes or fantasy. I have traveled to various countries in Western Europe and America where my favorite destination was Prague. Living in Japan has become an experience that I have been able to share since my arrival in Colombia, I must say that it is simply fascinating to be part of the cultural exchange between Japan and Latin America, where we have mutual learning.

Betancourt Ninfer

I will talk to you a little about me, my name is Ninfer Betancourt, I was born in the city of Bogotá (Colombia), I enjoy mental, physical and spiritual enrichment from teaching, for example, reading, languages and travel. I have been teaching the Japanese culture and language for 30 years, an experience that has a symbolic meaning, since, being a pioneer in Japanese language teaching in Colombia was a challenge that today fills me with satisfaction, after the hard work I managed to materialize the dream In various ways, including tasks as a consultant for opening markets of Japanese and Colombian companies in both countries, CEO of Colombojaponese Education, Colombojaponesa Foundation and cultivating in you through discipline an essential part of me that is Japan.