Make studied Japanese
work for you.

Knowing a word like quotation is not enough. You also need to know which verbs and polite forms naturally surround it. Each lesson keeps the word, reading, meaning, and example together.

• Learn common work nouns and verbs through sentences
• See the Japanese reading and meaning together
• Remember formality and usage through examples

Studying only test questions does not make business language come out naturally. Start with a situation, practice the expression you need, and connect the lesson to a real action.

• Coordinate meeting schedules and share progress
• Ask about quotations, deadlines, and confirmations
• Ask for and give opinions with the right level of politeness

Every word does not need the same number of reviews. Bring back mistakes and expressions you have not seen recently so a short study session still moves you forward.

• Collect wrong answers and difficult expressions
• Keep a small habit with a daily streak
• See today’s goal and current level at a glance

The BJT is not only about knowing more words. You need to read the situation and choose an appropriate response. Short, consistent practice builds that ability over time.

• Compare the nuance of expressions in work situations
• Connect reading, listening, and vocabulary practice
• Use your study record to choose what to focus on next

Vocabulary is only the starting point. This mode helps you get used to the pacing and time pressure of the BJT: choose a number after listening, process a visual resource while listening, and move through reading questions within the time limit.

• Listening: answer with 1–4 without previewing every option
• Listening-reading: judge while reviewing schedules or other materials
• Reading: move through questions with time and flow in mind