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Elisa K   
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Japanese Tutor in Tokyo

  • Merida, Yucatán
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Tutor Bio

こんにちは!Hi! I'm ELISA. I'm a Japanese and Japanese tutor.
I'm used to teaching Japanese from beginner to Advanced.
My class has conversation, grammar and activity sessions.
Stress-free, Fun, and Interesting!
I look forward to having a class with you!!!

Personally Vetted · Strømmen’s Note

One of Elisa's students held a ten-minute conversation entirely in Japanese after three months; another passed the JLPT. Tokyo-based, Kansai-ben included.

Hourly Rates

Online tutoring
  • Pay as you go
    $45/hr
  • 10-hour package Save $50
    $40/hr
    $400 total
  • 20-hour package Save $200 Best value
    $35/hr
    $700 total

Based in Merida, Yucatán

Available Lesson Times

Aug 13 - Aug 19, 2026

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Degrees and Certificates

Degrees

High school degree

Personal Interests

Cooking Fashion Foreign language learning Gaming Listening to music Reading Stand-up comedy Snowboarding Travel Food

Learn more about Elisa

  • What is your favorite word in your language and why?

    残心(ざんしん/Zan Shi N) Zanshin is more than just a technique. It is recognized as one of the most beautiful and profound concepts in the Japanese language and culture. It literally translates to "Lingering Mind" or "Remaining Spirit." This phrase itself evokes a sense of poetic depth, suggesting that your consciousness does not just stop when an action is completed, but rather gently flows and persists. It embodies the Japanese aesthetic principle of valuing the space between actions and the importance of the ultimate finishing touch (the aftermath). This idea elevates a simple movement into an art form, emphasizing grace, discipline, and complete mental presence. I feel it is the most beautiful Japanese word!!

  • What is your favorite dish from your hometown? If you no longer live there is there a good local restaurant that serves it?

    Hmmm,,,, This is the most difficult question for me, because Japan has a lot of amazing food!! If I'd had to choose one dish,,,hmmm,,,, I recommend Sukiyaki, because you can eat raw egg in Japan!!

  • Besides the languages you teach, do you speak or study any other languages?

    I speak English and have been learning Spanish

  • What are your interests outside of teaching at Strommen?

    I'd love to travel the world so I really love hearing the experience about other countries from students!! :)

  • What do you consider your hometown? Why do you love it?

    Japan is beautiful, interesting and Unique!

Tutor Testimonials

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    Garrett S
    ★★★★★
    I took a sample class with Elisa K and it was excellent. The structure was tight and interactive—Elisa K explained concepts simply. I’d happily recommend Elisa K to new students.
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    Yi-Chi L
    ★★★★★
    super good!