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Ages 3 to 15 · small classes

“I love English!” —
the best part of every week.

A cozy home-based school where songs, games and picture books make children want to use English.

  • Max 6 kids
  • Native teacher
    every week
  • Eiken prep
CLASSES

Choose by age

Choose your child's age to see the class details.

Pokapoka class (ages 3–5)

Plenty of time to enjoy the sounds of English.

For
Preschool (ages 3–5)
Class size
Max 6 kids
Time
Once a week
45 min
What do they do?
They move to English songs and play guessing games with color and animal cards. During story time, everyone says the repeating phrases out loud together.
What will they learn?
They get used to the sounds and rhythm of English and learn to say greetings and short words like “Yes / No” without feeling shy.
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LESSON FLOW

Inside a 45-minute lesson

Short activities switch at a lively pace to keep children focused.

  1. 5 minFrom 0 min

    Hello songHello Song

    Starting with the same song every time helps children switch into “English time.”

  2. 10 minFrom 5 min

    PhonicsPhonics

    Children practice how letters match sounds, like “A says /a/,” with gestures.

  3. 15 minFrom 15 min

    GamesGames

    Card games and simple shop role-play. While having fun, children say the phrases again and again. This is the most exciting part!

  4. 10 minFrom 30 min

    Picture booksStory Time

    We read English picture books aloud. Using the pictures as hints, everyone imagines “What happens next?” while listening.

  5. 5 minFrom 40 min

    ReviewGoodbye

    We go over what each child did well today and give them a sticker. We also tell parents how the lesson went.

In the Gungun class (grade 4 – junior high), picture-book time becomes short speeches or Eiken practice.

OUR WAY

More than perfect English,
“They understood me!” — as often as possible.

At Komorebi, we praise the effort to communicate in English before correcting mistakes. Even shy children gradually start speaking up on their own.

  • Rather than memorizing, learn by usingChildren say and use words in songs, games and picture books.
  • Rather than the teacher talking, children talkSmall classes mean plenty of speaking time for every child.
  • Rather than test scores, share “I did it!”After each lesson, we tell parents what their child achieved that day.
FREE TRIAL

Free trial lesson— nothing to worry about

Even if it's your child's first activity, feel free to come and see.

  • Trial feeFree

    Nothing to pay on the day.

  • It takes30 min

    Just the right length to try.

  • What to bringNothing

    We prepare all the materials.

  • Parentswelcome to watch

    You can watch from nearby.

  • New toEnglish?No problem

    We also use some Japanese as we go.

  • No pushysales

    Take your time to decide at home.

TEACHERS

Our teachers

Shown with illustrations instead of photos.

Ms. Minami

Japanese teacher / school head

  • (example) ○ years teaching English to children
  • (example) Holds an English teaching qualification
Favorite English picture book
A picture book full of repeating lines where animals appear one after another. Reading it aloud together is different and exciting every time.
What I tell the children
「Nice try! It's OK to make mistakes. Trying to say it is the most amazing thing.”

Mr. Jay

Native teacher / visits once a week

  • (example) ○ years of experience teaching English to children
  • (example) Completed English teacher training
Favorite English picture book
A lift-the-flap book where the colors change on every page. When I ask “What color?”, every hand goes up at once.
What I tell the children
「Take your time. Take your time. I'm right here waiting for you.”
PRICE

Fees (guide)

We tell you every cost up front, including fees besides the monthly tuition.

(example)

Pokapoka class

Ages 3–5

Monthly fee 6,000 yen

First month total 16,000 yenMonthly 6,000+Enrollment 5,000+Materials 3,000+Annual 2,000

Kirakira class

Grades 1–3

Monthly fee 7,000 yen

First month total 17,000 yenMonthly 7,000+Enrollment 5,000+Materials 3,000+Annual 2,000

Gungun class

Grade 4 – junior high

Monthly fee 8,000 yen

First month total 18,000 yenMonthly 8,000+Enrollment 5,000+Materials 3,000+Annual 2,000

Starting costs

Enrollment fee
5,000 yenonce, when joining
Materials
3,000 yenonce a year
Annual fee
2,000 yenonce a year

Easy to get started

  • Join on your trial day and the enrollment fee is 0 yen— saving 5,000 yen on your first month (example).
  • Quit any timeJust let us know by the end of the previous month.
  • Make-up lessons availableTell us by the day before and you can switch to another day in the same month.
  • “First month total” is a guide: monthly fee + enrollment + materials + annual fee.
  • All prices are fictional examples (tax included). A real site would show the school's actual fees.
RESULTS

Our students' achievements

On a real site, the school's results go here.

(example)
  • Passed Eiken Grade 5○ students
  • Passed Eiken Grade 4○ students
  • Passed Eiken Grade 3○ students
  • Current students○ students
Parents' reviews go here

A space for comments from parents who have given permission.

Q&A

FAQ

Is it OK if my child has never learned English?

Yes. Children who are new to English are very welcome. We start with some Japanese mixed in, and they get used to English little by little through songs and games.

Is there a fee for the trial lesson?

It's free. It takes about 30 minutes and you don't need to bring anything. We won't pressure you to join afterwards, so please come along with peace of mind.

Can we make up a missed lesson?

If you contact us by the day before, you can switch to the same class on another day in the same month. Please talk to us about same-day absences due to illness too.

Are there costs besides the monthly fee?

There is an enrollment fee, a materials fee and an annual fee. The amounts are listed under “Fees,” along with the first-month total. Eiken exam fees are paid separately by families.

Is there somewhere to wait during lessons?

There is a waiting area for parents beside the entrance and bicycle parking in front. There is no car park, so please use a nearby coin parking lot if you drive.

How often is the native teacher there? How much Japanese is used?

The native teacher comes every ○day. Every class has about ○ lessons a month with the native teacher (example numbers); the Japanese teacher leads the others. We use more Japanese with young children so they feel safe, and increase English-only time as they get older.

Is there a sibling discount?

Yes, there is a sibling discount (please ask the school for details). We can also help arrange class times so siblings can come together.

Can we pause or quit?

Yes. Please let us know by the end of the previous month. If you need a temporary break, for exams or a long holiday, you can pause your membership.

Can my child keep up if they join mid-year?

Classes are small, so we move at each child's pace. For the first few lessons, a teacher stays beside your child to help.

ACCESS

Access & lesson hours

Park ○○ Sta. School (fictional) Bicycle parking P Coin parking *Fictional map

Leave ○○ Station by the north exit, go straight and turn right at the first corner. The school is on the left, just before the park.

Address
○-○ △△, ○○ City (fictional)
Access
○ min walk from ○○ Sta. north exit
Lessons
Tue–Fri 15:00–19:00
Sat 9:30–12:30
Closed
Sun, Mon & public holidays
Bicycle parking
Yes (in front of the school)
Car park
None (please use nearby coin parking)
Phone
000-0000-0000
Email
info@example.com
TRIAL LESSON

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