JLPT N5–N1, NAT & JFT Coaching Online — Trusted Across All of India, from TDI, Kundli, Delhi NCR to Every State, with International Students Also Learning With Us · Translation & Transcription Work · 100% Placement Interviews
Founder & President, Japanese Ninjas · B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering · JLPT N1 Certified Trainer
10+ years teaching Japanese5,000+ students trainedB.Tech CSE
Japanese Ninjas was built on one simple belief — that anyone can master Japanese with the right guidance, structure, and support. Having taught at Chitkara University (HP), Delhi University, Galgotias University, and Gateway International University, our founder brings that same rigor to every batch, online, from Sonipat to students across India.
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Why Choose Japanese Ninjas?
Trusted by students across Delhi NCR as the go-to institute for Japanese language and JLPT coaching
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Affordable courses
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Cutting-edge teaching methods
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Specialized JLPT/NAT and other exam prep
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Convenient online learning
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Experienced, supportive instructors
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Translation & transcription work with our experts
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What You'll Get
Comprehensive learning experience with expert guidance and continuous support
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Full Study Package Complete books and study materials provided
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24/7 Support Round-the-clock assistance for all your queries
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Free Japan Trip Score 180/180 and win a 7-day trip to Japan!
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Expert Faculty 18+ years experience, 5000+ successful students
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Native Guest Lectures Learn from Japanese speakers directly
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Career & placement support Career counselling, interview preparation and job guidance
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JLPT Course Fees
Start at N5 and climb to N1 — one clear fee per level, and you start with just ₹2,000 after your free demo. Tap a level to see its fee.
💭 Worried about the fee?
Learning Japanese isn't expensive — it's about ₹100 a day.
The full N5 course is ₹17,987/- for 6 months of live classes with a real teacher. That's about ₹3,000 a month — less than a café coffee a day — and you never pay it all at once.
Ab mat kehna ki ₹100 a day bhi expensive hai! 😄
1₹0Try 2 days of live classes free — no payment, no pressure.
2₹2,000 to startOnly if you liked it. Join on demo day and ₹400 comes off.
3The rest in small partsOne part after 7 days, one the next month — while you are already learning.
No hidden chargesBooks & class recordings includedPay by UPIMoney tight this month? Tell us at the demo — we'll split it smaller
Tokyo International Business College (東京国際ビジネスカレッジ), Japanese Language Department, Asakusabashi, Tokyo
For students aiming to study in Japan, we guide you toward TIBC's Japanese Language Department — a 2-year or 1-year-6-month advancement course taking you from beginner level to a B2/JLPT-aligned proficiency, with real campus life: cultural experiences, Tokyo excursions, and a genuine student community.
🎓 We also guide eligible students through MEXT (Japanese Government) scholarship applications for higher studies in Japan, alongside standard study-visa support.
Close to 1,500 food and beverage products in Japan will see price increases in November. Kewpie will raise prices of its mayonnaise, and Asahi Soft Drinks plans a higher price for Mitsuya Cider.
💡 Why it matters: Rising grocery prices affect the monthly budget of anyone studying or working in Japan, so it helps to plan living costs carefully.
🎌 Knowing Japanese helps you read shop labels, compare prices and find better deals at Japanese supermarkets.
The Jucy Book Rave became popular online because people gathered to read books inside a livehouse in Shimokitazawa. After going viral, it came back with a second event.
💡 Why it matters: It is a fun look at the creative youth culture of Tokyo neighbourhoods like Shimokitazawa that many visitors want to explore.
🎌 Learning Japanese helps you enjoy local events like this and connect with the people who attend them.
Western gamers strongly dislike generative AI in games, while Chinese studios are embracing it, and Japan sits somewhere in between. The creator of Mario supports a balanced approach, but a backlash against Level5 shows how delicate that balance is.
💡 Why it matters: For Indian learners interested in Japan's huge gaming industry, this shows the current debates shaping how Japanese games are made.
🎌 Many fans of Japanese games find that learning Japanese lets them follow industry news and play games in their original language.
