Everyone has a place that feels different from all the others — a corner of the house, a bench with a view, a shop you’ve visited for thirty years. In Friday’s lesson we’ll practice the English that brings those places to life for a listener, so they can almost see what you see.
誰にでも、他とは違う特別な場所があります。家の中のお気に入りの一角、眺めのいいベンチ、長年通っているお店。金曜日のレッスンでは、そんな場所を聞き手の頭に浮かぶように英語で伝える練習をします。
Things go wrong. The train is cancelled, the suitcase doesn’t appear, the meal that arrives isn’t the one you ordered. In Friday’s lesson we’ll practice the English that actually helps in those moments — calm, polite, and clear enough to get things moving again.
物事は計画通りに進まないことがあります。電車が止まる、荷物が届かない、注文と違う料理が運ばれてくる――そんな場面で落ち着いて使える英語を、金曜日のレッスンで一緒に練習します。
Some weekends fade into the background. Others stay with us — not because they were extraordinary, but because something about them felt right. This lesson is about finding the words to tell those stories, in order, with the small details that make a memory real.
どの週末も特別というわけではありません。でも、なぜか心に残る週末があります。今回は、そのような思い出を順番に、小さなディテールを添えて語る練習をします。
しばらくぶりのクラスです。今回から新しい仲間も加わり、初回は無理なく英語の感覚を取り戻す時間にします。短い会話、軽い意見交換、そして「やっぱりここに来てよかった」と思える時間を一緒に。
This course is designed for advanced adult learners of English. Each 90-minute session builds on your existing conversational ability through structured discussion, storytelling, negotiation, and role-play activities. The goal is not to teach new grammar rules — you already know the rules. The goal is to use English more fluently, more naturally, and with greater confidence in real situations.
It’s game day — and our last lesson of the year! We’ll play Taboo, a classic word game that challenges you to describe words without using the obvious choices, and Just a Minute, where you keep talking in English for a full 60 seconds without stopping. It’s a fun way to realize how much you’ve learned this year.
This week, we’re talking about the people who shaped us—the mentors, family members, friends, or even brief encounters who left a lasting mark. We’ll practice expressing influence and gratitude while spending plenty of time mingling and hearing each other’s stories, then introducing what we heard to small groups. I’m looking forward to learning about the people who helped you become who you are today.
This week, we’re exploring “turning points”—those moments when life took an unexpected turn and nothing was quite the same afterward. We’ll practice storytelling phrases and spend plenty of time mingling, hearing about each other’s experiences and sharing our own. Looking forward to hearing your stories!
Old traditions or modern efficiency? This week, we discuss the “Life and Death” of the penny and debate the future of items like the Hanko and Fax machine. Join us to practice giving strong opinions and using B1 vocabulary to explain your “Head vs. Heart” choices!
Time flies! This week, we are looking back at 2025 and celebrating our personal highlights. Join us for “The Nomination Battle,” where you’ll get to share your best memories of the year—from delicious food to surprise discoveries—and practice giving opinions in English!
We’ll watch a fun story (with a surprise ending!) and learn the English you need to handle life’s little misunderstandings. Come ready to laugh and share your opinions!
Ready for some creative fun? This week, we’re moving beyond the real world to invent our very own perfect animals! We’ll work in teams to bring our unique creatures to life. Come ready to brainstorm, laugh, and share your amazing ideas