Fees

1.　On-site lessons
The amount is the same for both one-on-one and two students.

Tuition fee

  • 60 min.　:5,000 yen
  • 90 min.　:7,000 yen (popular)
  • 120 min. :9,000 yen
  • Please take a 60-minute free trial lesson and counseling at first. If you are not in Kyoto City now, you can use Skype or Zoom and see how the lesson with me goes.

  • After 120 minutes, 2,000 yen is charged for every 30 minutes.

  • My students take lessons in various patterns, ranging from having one 90 min. lesson per week regularly for some years, to taking more than 120 min. lessons 3 or 4 times a week intensively for a few weeks.

Transportation fee

  • 500 yen.
    It is none if the lesson place is within 30 minutes on foot from my house.



2.　Online lessons

If you would like an online lesson by Skype or Zoom, please take a 60-minute free trial lesson and counseling at first. Then I will send you an invoice. Please pay by PayPal in advance. After the payment, the lessons will start.
Your fee payment is non-refundable for online lessons.

Tuition fee for online lessons

The amount is the same for both one-on-one and two students.

  • 5 lessons - 60 min. x 5 times: US$200, Valid for 3 months
  • 10 lessons - 60 min. x10 times: US$400, Valid for 6 months
  • 5 lessons - 90 min. x 5 times: US$280, Valid for 3 months
  • 10 lessons - 90 min. x10 times: US$560, Valid for 6 months
  • Please note that you will be charged a handling fee for PayPal transfer.


Others

  • Please buy your textbook if needed.
  • Please pay for your drink if you'd like to have lessons at cafes.


    Cancellation Policy
  • Please contact me by 5:00pm on the day before the lesson to notify me of the cancellation or rescheduling. Students will be charged for a 60-minute lesson unless the change is made by that time.
    　
  • If you are feeling sick the day before a lesson, I recommend canceling the lesson and rescheduling later when you feel better.
    　
  • I understand that there are times when advance notification is impossible. I will be willing to take extenuating circumstances, such as natural disasters or sudden emergencies, into consideration as possible exceptions.
    　












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