Approach - In the age of AI, people still need a coach by their side
English coaching you can stick with, grounded in second language acquisition research. Ask your coach anything on LINE, whenever you need.
Challenges - Where English learners get stuck
/ 01Challenge 1
Plan your strategy with a pro who knows how hard English can be
Problem
You don’t know where to begin
You start studying on your own and stall at the first step.
Cause
You’re feeling your way with your own method
Without a roadmap built back from your goal, choosing materials becomes hit or miss.
Solution
In-depth counseling and a learning roadmap
- Level check and assessment of where you are
- Interview about the level you want and what you want to achieve
- A learning roadmap that looks six months or more ahead
- Materials that fit your lifestyle, and which patterns to practice first
/ 02Challenge 2
Stay motivated with support on LINE and fit learning into spare moments
Problem
You’re too busy to keep it up
You can’t find a solid block of time, so studying gets pushed back.
Cause
Nothing supports you in keeping going
There’s no push to keep studying when you’re busy, so it all depends on building the habit alone.
Solution
A coach you can reach on LINE any time
- Ask about questions or roadblocks on LINE right away
- Habits designed to start from five minutes a day
- Your coach backs you up all the way so your motivation lasts
/ 03Challenge 3
Break through plateaus with learning built back from your bottleneck
Problem
You’re studying but don’t feel any progress
The English just won’t come out, and you feel stuck.
Cause
You’re not tackling the real problem
For example, you want to speak better but spend too much time on grammar books.
Solution
Basic and practical training so you can speak with confidence
- Run input and output as two wheels of the same cycle
- Check your progress with your coach in conversation sessions and feed it into the next cycle
LINE - Reach your coach on LINE right away
Questions and roadblocks go straight to your coach on LINE. Here are some example conversations (in Japanese).



Research - Three pillars grounded in second language acquisition research
01
Lots of input
Learn from material just a little above your current level
Input hypothesis
02
Make patterns second nature
Automate core patterns through repetition
Automatization
03
Notice by using it
Gain insights through output and bring them into your next round of learning
Output hypothesis
Let’s talk about your English.
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Office
- Shibuya, TokyoShibuya Dogenzaka Tokyu Building 2F-C1-10-8 Dogenzaka, Shibuya-kuTokyo 150-0043, Japan