Commerce disclosure

Who you are paying, and on what terms

Japanese law (the Act on Specified Commercial Transactions) asks anyone who sells online to state these things plainly. Here they are.

Last updated: 12 October 2026

Seller
We will disclose without delay if requested. Please ask through the contact page.
Head of operations
We will disclose without delay if requested. Please ask through the contact page.
Address
We will disclose without delay if requested. Please ask through the contact page.
Phone number
We will disclose without delay if requested. Please ask through the contact page.
Email address
Please use the contact page.
What is sold
One-to-one Japanese lessons (online or in person), and voluntary tips at Hinata Bar #. Everything else on this site is free.
Price
Single lesson (60 min): ¥3,000
5 lessons (5 × 60 min): ¥13,500
Trial (30 min): free.
Tips: any amount you choose.
All prices are in Japanese yen and include tax.
Additional fees
None from us. Your own internet connection costs, and any currency conversion fee charged by your card issuer, are yours to pay. For in-person lessons, each side pays their own travel and any café costs.
Accepted payment methods
Credit or debit card (processed by Stripe). Card details are entered on Stripe's page and never reach this site.
Payment period
Your card is charged when you complete the payment, before the lesson.
Delivery time
Lessons take place at the date and time we agree on by message after payment. The 5-lesson pack has no expiry.
Cancellations and refunds
Before a lesson: tell me at least 24 hours ahead and you can move the lesson or get a full refund.
Less than 24 hours, or no-show: the lesson counts as used.
If I have to cancel: we rebook, or you get a full refund — your choice.
5-lesson pack: unused lessons can be refunded; lessons already taken are counted at the single-lesson price.
Tips: not refundable, since nothing is owed in return.
Refunds go back to the card you paid with.

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