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■講師詳細データ
| 講 師 名 |
May |
| P H O T O |
他の写真を見る |
| 年 齢 / 性 別 |
59才 / 女性 |
| 出 席 率 [Attendance Rate] |
過去1ヶ月の出席率 99% ★★★★★ (239/242) |
| Location / 日本語スキル |
Home / 話せない |
| 趣 味・特 技 |
Reading, cooking, listening to music |
| 専 門 レ ッ ス ン 範 囲 |
英検・Eiken・Side by Side・子供向け・初級向け・中級向け・上級向け |
| 自 己 紹 介 |
Hello Students,
It's been a while that we haven't seen each other. Now that I'm back, we're going to have a fun, exciting and full of learning in our classes. We will be learning a lot of things - anything and everything under the sun.
Come and join me again in learning English. I can guarantee you that there will be no time wasted. We will learn holistically.
Looking forward to seeing you again soon. |
| V O I C E コ メ ン ト |
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■私の得意なレッスンスタイル
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Side by Side Lesson
Kids and Adults (all levels)
Side by Side is the best-selling English learning series that offers a balanced range of speaking, reading, writing, listening, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation activities that help students develop well-rounded la... Side by Side is the best-selling English learning series that offers a balanced range of speaking, reading, writing, listening, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation activities that help students develop well-rounded language skills. It is an essential resource for English language learners.
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■レッスン予約カレンダー
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■受講生のレッスン評価
（人数）
| とても良い | 1880 |
| 良い | 20 |
| 普通 | 129 |
| 悪い | 1 |
| とても悪い | 8 |
チャットを使ってスピーディーに説明した
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| とても良い | 1990 |
| 良い | 11 |
| 普通 | 33 |
| 悪い | 0 |
| とても悪い | 4 |
単語の説明が適切だった
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| とても良い | 1993 |
| 良い | 9 |
| 普通 | 33 |
| 悪い | 1 |
| とても悪い | 2 |
授業のリズムが良かった
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| とても良い | 1995 |
| 良い | 6 |
| 普通 | 34 |
| 悪い | 0 |
| とても悪い | 3 |
生徒の理解に努めた
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| とても良い | 1996 |
| 良い | 5 |
| 普通 | 34 |
| 悪い | 1 |
| とても悪い | 2 |
雰囲気がよく楽しかった
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| とても良い | 1993 |
| 良い | 8 |
| 普通 | 33 |
| 悪い | 2 |
| とても悪い | 2 |
次回もこの先生をとりますか？
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■受講生のコメント 最新の30件を掲載しています
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コメント |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-12-03 |
Thank you so much, May.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the "34% of Japan's New Grads Leave Jobs in 3 Years" that you kindly selected on 30 Nov. 2025.
As I mentioned in the lesson, three years are not sufficient to obtain specific skills and abilities.
Based on my experience, I believe you need to commit to the process for at least five years if you want to get them.
For that reason, they will not be able to gain any skills no matter how much time passes.
I don't recommend this trend at all.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Hatasan12-0186 さんのコメント
2025-11-29 |
I was happy to talk to you again after so long.
Thank you for teaching me so much today. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-11-16 |
Thank you so much, May.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the "Hara Hachi Bu: The Art of Eating Just Enough" that you kindly selected on 15 Nov. 2025.
As I mentioned in class, some YouTubers in Japan have adopted the "Hara Hachi Bu" method.
One of the YouTubers succeeded in losing weight, but he said the methods were really stressful.
It is obvious that the method is effective for our health, but it is not effective for our mental health.
I suppose that it's important to savor our meals sometimes.
If you want to lose weight, consider the "Hara Kyu(9) bu" method, which means you should stop eating when you're 90% full.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-11-05 |
Thank you so much, May.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "Japanese Companies Look for Ready-to-Work Staff" that you kindly selected on 2 Nov. 2025.
The article says that many Japanese companies are willing to hire skilled employees.
However, based on my experience, I don't agree with the trend.
Such highly skilled employees are more likely to change jobs depending on the salary on offer.
Companies should hire and develop young employees with potential, because most of them are loyal and less likely to leave their jobs.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
yuusei さんのコメント
2025-10-30 |
That makes me really happy! Thank you for always making the lessons so fun! |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-10-26 |
Thank you so much, May. It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "Takaichi Becomes Japan's First Female Prime Minister" that you kindly selected on 25 Oct. 2025.
It was an epoch-making event: the first female prime minister has been chosen in Japan.
Many news media have focued the gender of the new prime nimnister, but the media does not report that she was born and raised in a destitute family. Additionally, unlike other typical politicians, none of her relatives are politicians or executive board members or wealthy people.
Many Japanese people have been expecting an ideal prime minister like her, because she understands the worries, suffering, true feelings, joys, and desires of ordinary people.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-10-19 |
Thank you so much, May.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "Japan May Soon Punish Abusive Customers" that you kindly selected on 19 Oct. 2025.
The power of the famous phrase "The customer is god" has diminished nowadays.
Meanwhile, elderly people are more likely to rely on the proverb than younger people are.
A man as a customer became strongly attracted to a female shop clerk and turned into a stalker.
Consequently, he searched her address and real name and intruded into her house.
The crime was also attributed to the notorious dictum.
To avoid such crimes, it is essential that the ordinance in Mie Pref. be widely spread across Japan.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
yuusei さんのコメント
2025-10-11 |
Thank you for always giving us fun lessons! |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-10-06 |
Thank you so much, May.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "Workers in Japan Use Fake Names for Safety" that you kindly selected on 6 Oct. 2025.
As I mentioned in the lesson, I basically agree with using fake names.
However, employees of BtoB companies should not use fake names. First of all, their customers are other companies.
This is because a real name is considered valid identification and helps maintain trust.
Meanwhile, public servants must not use fake names, because they are engaged in public affairs and their salaries are deducted from our taxes.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
yuusei さんのコメント
2025-10-01 |
Thank you for always giving us fun lessons! |
yuusei さんのコメント
2025-09-29 |
Thank you for always giving us fun lessons! |
yuusei さんのコメント
2025-09-27 |
Thank you for always having fun English conversation! |
yuusei さんのコメント
2025-09-23 |
Thank you for always giving us fun lessons! |
yuusei さんのコメント
2025-09-22 |
I really appreciate your fun lessons all the time! |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-09-19 |
Thank you so much, May.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "Osaka Is Japan's Most 'Powerful' City Outside Tokyo" that you kindly selected on 18 Sep. 2025.
I mostly agree with the results of the ranking of the ten most powerful cities in Japan.
However, I cannot understand why two cities, Tsukuba and Sendai, are ranked in the list.
Tsukuba is renowned as an academic hub, with a significant presence of a national public university, research institutions and laboratories. However, this does not make it a powerful city.
Sendai is the largest city in the north-eastern area of Japan, but there are no global enterprises or famous companies in the city.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
yuusei さんのコメント
2025-09-17 |
Thanks for today too! I had so much fun with the sea creatures! I`d love to learn more next time! |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-09-11 |
Thank you so much, May.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "Hisho Tabi: Escaping the Heat the Japanese Way" that you kindly selected on 8 Sep. 2025.
This article mentioned some resort areas, such as "Karuizawa" and "Kamikochi", where people can avoid the heat.
I recommend the "Kiyosato" area as a resort area to avoid the heat, considering its proximity to Tokyo pre.
I spent some time there in the summer, and it was quite comfortable due to the low temperature.
Nowadays, I'd rather stay home with the air conditioner running because domestic travel is expensive due to over tourism.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Naomi さんのコメント
2025-09-10 |
I am afraid I can't find anything in my chatbox of Teams also any email.
I hope you would tell me how to connect teachers. Thank you. |
yuusei さんのコメント
2025-09-08 |
It was a great time! Please come back again! |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-08-16 |
Thank you so much, May.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "Japan to Replace Foreign Trainee System that you kindly selected on 13 Aug. 2025.
As I mentioned in the lesson, the Technical Intern Training Program is a notorious program because it offers few benefits to foreign employees, but employers can exploit them.
I was embarrassed by the fact that the Japanese government presented such a silly program to the world.
So, I'm for the idea of updating the program with the new programs, such as "employment for skill development" and "specified skilled worker".
Meanwhile, I expect that there should be strict restrictions for applicants to adopt the programs for security reasons.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Ryoko さんのコメント
2025-08-16 |
Thank you for your teaching!
See you next time! |
Ryoko さんのコメント
2025-08-06 |
Thank you for your teaching!
Reading helps us to keep healthy. It is good news for me! See you next time! |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-08-02 |
Thank you so much, May.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "Japan: 1,010 Food and Drink Prices Rising in August" that you kindly selected on 2 Aug. 2025.
In fact, Japanese nations are bored with the information that prices are increasing every single month. certainly, we cannot expect huge raise so far.
As a result, the current ruling political party lost many seats in the upper house of the national diet.
Meanwhile, the most patriotic political party, SANSEITO, got a significant number of seats.
This reflects the reality of most Japanese people. I'd like to expect our salaries will be raised or the product prices will be decreased.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-07-28 |
Thank you so much, May.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "Japan's Ishiba Loses Upper House Majority" that you kindly selected on 26 July 2025.
The current ruling party, the LDP, lost the national election in July because many Japanese people are not satisfied with the government's response to issues such as inflation, low salaries, rising rice prices, and tax increases.
The most patriotic political party, SANSEITO, won this election as well as the US. That makes sense.
I expect the incumbent prime minister, Ishiba, to resign. I expect a new prime minister to be chosen in 2025.
However, the speed of decision-making will be sluggish because neither ruling party has enough seats.
So, I suppose nations could be badly influenced.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-07-14 |
Thank you so much, May. It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "Work-Related Stress Hits Record High in Japan" that you kindly selected on 12 July 2025.
Nowadays, most Japanese people say that we are suffering from a recession.
However, the average value of the stock market is much higher than before.
In addition, jhe job-to-applicant ratio is very low, so if you are not picky about the type of job, many people can find employment.
Nevertheless, when work-related stress is high, it means that most workers are victims of various kinds of harassment.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-07-06 |
Thank you so much, May.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "Calls for Japan to Abolish Tax-Free Shopping" that you kindly selected on 5 July 2025.
To be honest, I was mixed up "tax-free shop" with "duty-free shop".
The former means a shop that does not require a consumption tax, the latter means a shop that does require not only a consumption tax but also other taxes, such as taxes on luxury goods such as customs duties, liquor and tobacco taxes, because if I were an owner of an "tax/duty-free shop", I would include my benefit in price tags.
As you pointed out, I agree that the price at a "tax-free shop" would not be inexpensive because the price on the tag is high.
I recommend ordinary discount stores instead of such as "tax-free shop" and "duty-free shop".
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class.
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masayo さんのコメント
2025-07-06 |
thankyou,so much ,all the compliments
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masayo さんのコメント
2025-07-06 |
thankyou,so much ,all the compliments
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Gaku さんのコメント
2025-06-24 |
Thank you so much, May.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "4 in 10 Americans Aren't Saving for Retirement" that you kindly selected on 23 June 2025.
The ratio of people saving money in the US is greater than I thought, because I thought citizens in the US were more likely to purchase products than to save money.
Meanwhile, according to a thesis, Japanese people are likely to save money for reasons related to their genes, "Serotonin transporter type S". The thesis said that they are keen to fear and anxiety, so they save money for their future.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
Gaku さんのコメント
2025-06-22 |
Thank you so much, May.
It was an enjoyable, tactful class, as always, from the the material based on the article "69% of Japanese People Trust Mass Media" that you kindly selected on 19 June 2025.
Generally speaking, NHK, like the BBC in the UK, is considered to be a relatively trustworthy public broadcaster.
I forgot to tell you, but one reason the Japanese don't trust the media is because it doesn't report any news that is inconvenient for them.
However, other private commercial channels in Japan are likely to be biased. For instance, they are less likely to report news that is inconvenient for sponsored companies. Meanwhile, they excessively praise people who benefit the channels.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to taking your next class. |
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