Here's a great game/activity that mimics a shopping experience. The

This is a basic introduction to "can" and "can't" from

A 2016 OECD report on the state of education in Japan makes for interesting reading. Although not specific to English language education, the findings have implications on the shape of various English language programs that schools design and implement in their (and the government's) desire to improve the effectiveness of English language teaching and learning at primary and secondary schools nationwide...

Using large numbers is a tricky, yet essential part of learning a language. This lesson aims to give students some practice using large numbers in English in game form.

According to a recent article, many Japanese universities are fast approaching a time where there will not be enough local students to keep their doors open. The next couple of years, then, are crucial in determining how many of Japan's nearly 800 universities will survive the well-reported changing demographic...

In Japan, a kid friendly version of Sun Tzu's 'The Art of War' has been a huge success for those parents looking to give their children, aged 6 and up, the educational edge...

Here is a lesson by Sarvajit Patil with contributions by

Being an EFL teacher in Japan is a great line

This worksheet by Laura Gonzalez gives students practice at asking

Here's a quick lesson plan that aims to give students a chance to ask and answer questions using frequency adverbs.