π―π΅ Back to reality in Tokyo! After a fantastic road trip exploring Japan, it's time to get back into my everyday routine β Japanese language school, job hunting and studying Japanese!
In this week's vlog, it's my first day back at Japanese language school for the new term, and I have another interview with an English teaching dispatch company. Will this be the opportunity that helps me take the next step towards working in Japan?
I'm also sharing my experience using HayaiLearn, a Japanese language learning app that uses real videos to help you improve your listening skills and vocabulary.
One of my favourite features is being able to repeat individual sentences until I understand what's being said. I also like being able to mark vocabulary as words I'm learning or already know. As someone studying Japanese in Japan, I'm always interested in finding useful ways to practise outside the classroom!
π± Check out HayaiLearn here:
https://app.hayailearn.com/?ref=pennie
β In today's vlog:
π―π΅ My first day back at Japanese language school
πΌ Another English teaching job interview in Japan
π± My HayaiLearn app review
π Learning Japanese through real videos
ποΈ Getting back into everyday life in Tokyo
Living in Japan at 60 is certainly an adventure! Between studying Japanese, looking for work and experiencing everyday life in Tokyo, there's always something new to learn.
If you're thinking about moving to Japan, learning Japanese or starting a new chapter later in life, I hope you'll enjoy following my journey.
π¬ Let me know in the comments: Are you learning Japanese? What apps or methods do you find most helpful?
β€οΈ Thanks for watching and joining me on my Japanese adventure!
π Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe for more videos about everyday life, studying, travelling and working in Japan.
#PennieInJapan #LifeInJapan #JapaneseLanguageSchool #TeachingEnglishInJapan #HayaiLearn
Iβm a New Zealander living in Japan, studying Japanese at language school in Tokyo and building a new chapter of life at 60.
A little support goes a long way! If youβd like to help me keep creating, you can do so at https://ko-fi.com/pennieinnagoya
This channel shows real daily life in Japan β not tourist highlights or influencer trends. Just honest experiences from a mature woman living, studying, and navigating everyday life here.
Youβll see:
β’ Life in Japan over 50
β’ Language school reality β the good, the hard, and the exhausting
β’ Slow travel around Japan
β’ CafΓ©s, neighbourhood walks, shopping, and daily routines
β’ Culture, costs of living, and quiet everyday moments
β’ Honest conversations about confidence, change, and starting again later in life
If youβre curious about Japan, thinking about studying abroad, learning a language, travelling later in life, or wondering if itβs ever too late to start over β you belong here.
This is calm, practical, and real Japan life, one day at a time.
π Email: pennieinjapan@gmail.com
β₯οΈ Support the channel: https://ko-fi.com/pennieinnagoya
paypay: pennieinjapan@gmail.com
π Instagram: @pennieinjapan
π―π΅ Back to reality in Tokyo! After a fantastic road trip exploring Japan, it's time to get back into my everyday routine β Japanese language school, job hunting and studying Japanese!
In this week's vlog, it's my first day back at Japanese language school for the new term, and I have another interview with an English teaching dispatch company. Will this be the opportunity that helps me take the next step towards working in Japan?
I'm also sharing my experience using HayaiLearn, a Japanese language learning app that uses real videos to help you improve your listening skills and vocabulary.
One of my favourite features is being able to repeat individual sentences until I understand what's being said. I also like being able to mark vocabulary as words I'm learning or already know. As someone studying Japanese in Japan, I'm always interested in finding useful ways to practise outside the classroom!
π± Check out HayaiLearn here:
https://app.hayailearn.com/?ref=pennie
β In today's vlog:
π―π΅ My first day back at Japanese language school
πΌ Another English teaching job interview in Japan
π± My HayaiLearn app review
π Learning Japanese through real videos
ποΈ Getting back into everyday life in Tokyo
Living in Japan at 60 is certainly an adventure! Between studying Japanese, looking for work and experiencing everyday life in Tokyo, there's always something new to learn.
If you're thinking about moving to Japan, learning Japanese or starting a new chapter later in life, I hope you'll enjoy following my journey.
π¬ Let me know in the comments: Are you learning Japanese? What apps or methods do you find most helpful?
β€οΈ Thanks for watching and joining me on my Japanese adventure!
π Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe for more videos about everyday life, studying, travelling and working in Japan.
#PennieInJapan #LifeInJapan #JapaneseLanguageSchool #TeachingEnglishInJapan #HayaiLearn
Iβm a New Zealander living in Japan, studying Japanese at language school in Tokyo and building a new chapter of life at 60.
A little support goes a long way! If youβd like to help me keep creating, you can do so at https://ko-fi.com/pennieinnagoya
This channel shows real daily life in Japan β not tourist highlights or influencer trends. Just honest experiences from a mature woman living, studying, and navigating everyday life here.
Youβll see:
β’ Life in Japan over 50
β’ Language school reality β the good, the hard, and the exhausting
β’ Slow travel around Japan
β’ CafΓ©s, neighbourhood walks, shopping, and daily routines
β’ Culture, costs of living, and quiet everyday moments
β’ Honest conversations about confidence, change, and starting again later in life
If youβre curious about Japan, thinking about studying abroad, learning a language, travelling later in life, or wondering if itβs ever too late to start over β you belong here.
This is calm, practical, and real Japan life, one day at a time.
π Email: pennieinjapan@gmail.com
β₯οΈ Support the channel: https://ko-fi.com/pennieinnagoya
paypay: pennieinjapan@gmail.com
π Instagram: @pennieinjapan