Learn Japanese.

Tell Your Story.

Play with Japanese. Express yourself.

Create your stories.

Start with your curiosity, your words, and your story.

Your Japanese grows. Your stories grow with you.

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Ways to Learn with Myu

Three ways to explore Japanese.

Free 15-Minute Japanese Output Session

Play, think, and create — together.

Join a fun 15-minute group session using kanji, pictures, words, and imagination to create Japanese together.

15 min · Free · Online · Group

Want to explore more? 45-minute small-group sessions are also available.

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EXPRESS & LEARN

Stories with Myu

Write about something that matters to you.

Share your stories and connect through writing with Japanese learners and native Japanese speakers around the world, use your own writing to learn Japanese, or simply write for yourself.

WRITE · SHARE · LEARN · CONNECT

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CREATE

My Japanese Story

Write a life story in Japanese.

Explore your own life — or the story of someone important to you — through 5 or 10 private sessions with Myu.

Create a personal collection of memories, experiences, and stories in Japanese.

5 or 10 sessions · 45 min each

Optional Japanese-style bookbinding.

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Stories from Our Writers

Real stories. Real voices. From around the world.

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Your Japanese Grows With You.

Your Japanese changes as you keep learning, talking, and writing.

See how your Japanese — and your stories — grow over time.

Diagram showing how Japanese learning grows into self-expression, stories, and a personal collection

KEEP YOUR JAPANESE
Keep Your Japanese in One Book.

Collect the Japanese you’ve written over time and turn it into a personal book you can actually hold.

Keep Your Japanese in One Book - personal Japanese writing collection and Wahon bookmaking

These photos are for inspiration only.
Your book will have its own look. Together, we’ll choose from available cover papers, binding threads, and other options to create a book that feels right for your Japanese collection.

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About Myu

Japanese Teacher · Writer · Editor

Myu, Japanese teacher, writer and editor

Hi, I'm Myu.

For 20 years, I worked as an editor-in-chief in Japanese baseball and sports media, listening to people's experiences and turning their thoughts into words.

For more than 10 years, I have also run a writing and self-expression school.

Today, I bring these experiences into Japanese teaching — helping learners find the Japanese to express what they really want to say.

Good words don't begin with perfection.

They begin with something you really want to say.

Myu at a Glance

20 Years

Editor-in-Chief of a Japanese baseball & sports media publication

10+ Years

Running a writing & self-expression school

15+ Books

Authored and co-authored

Voices from Our Learners

Everyone learns Japanese for a different reason.

Here are some voices from people who have learned, written, and connected with Myu.

The most valuable part for me was sharing my ideas and reading those of others.

"Lo más valioso para mí fue compartir mis ideas y leer las de los demás."
— Jessica Portillo

Trying to think in another language and share what I like in a different language.

"Intentar pensar en otro idioma y compartir mis gustos pero en un idioma distinto."
— Sara

What I enjoyed most was being able to share our ideas and even the things we like with others.

"Lo que más me gustó fue que pudimos compartir nuestras ideas e incluso gustos con los demás."
— Mafer

A club where we share ideas and creations.

"Un club donde se comparten ideas y creaciones."
— Mateo Portillo Nava

I enjoy exchanging feedback on each other’s work with people from around the world.

"世界中の人とお互いの作品について感想を送り合ったりするのが楽しい。"

— Him.Jyou

It was enjoyable to be able to look back on my life through writing.

"文章を通して自分の人生を振り返ることができ、楽しかったです。"

— ogazawa

Books & Publications

Over the years, I have authored and co-authored more than 15 books, including books about writing, children's education, sports, and nonfiction.

My work as a writer and editor continues to shape the way I teach — by listening carefully, asking questions, and helping people find the words they want to express.