Japanese Language Session Inspired by ‘Looks Delicious!’

Why not learn Japanese language alongside the exhibition of Japanese food replicas?

Calling all young learners who have never learnt Japanese before or those who are at a very beginner level!

Japan House London is currently holding an exhibition showcasing Japan’s food replicas. This bold exhibition bridges the worlds of Japanese food and culture. The Japan Foundation, London will be holding a Japanese Language session linked to this exhibition.

Please note:

• This session is aimed at young people, such as sixth form students or university students (aged 16-22)
• For those who have never learnt Japanese before or those who are at a very beginner level.
• The food samples at this session and the exhibition are not edible.
• The session is followed by a free exhibition tour, led by Japan House staff. (Optional, approx. 15 min) 

To register, please click here

Fee: Free (registration in advance is required.)

Registration deadline: Monday 21st October

The maximum number of participants is 30 people for each session.

Applications will close when this event has reached maximum capacity (30 participants)

Lecturer: Ms Masumi Jinda Everett

Organised by The Japan Foundation, London

Supported by Japan House London

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About the Lecturer

  Masumi Jinda Everett has dedicated over 20 years to educating young minds, teaching Japanese at Harrow International School in Thailand, as well as at Bexley Grammar School in the UK. Her commitment to her students’ development while teaching Japanese language and culture has been the cornerstones of her teaching philosophy. She has continued to inspire and guide students from various cultural backgrounds, enriching their understanding of Japanese language and culture.