Learn Airline Japanese & Master Service Communication Onboard
Most flight attendants aren’t taught how to actually use Japanese in the air.
But that doesn’t mean you can’t speak with clarity, confidence, and cultural fluency.
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You’ve tried learning formal Japanese from textbooks and videos.
You’ve memorized polite phrases, looked up airline-specific vocabulary, and maybe even practiced mock announcements—but you still don’t feel prepared. You’re unsure how to sound natural, respectful, and professional with real passengers.
The problem isn’t your motivation—it’s the lack of job-specific language training.
Service Japanese is different. I’ll help you understand it, practice it, and use it—step by step.
Mastering service Japanese starts here.
The Japanese for Flight Attendants Starter Guide gives you a solid foundation in formal Japanese—tailored to your work as a flight attendant. Inside, you'll find grammar breakdowns, real-world examples, 20 essential phrases, and tips to help you study smarter and improve faster.
This guide is best for learners who already know hiragana, katakana, and some basic grammar.
Or jump straight to the full course.
The Gap Between Language Classes and In-Flight Communication
You’ve studied Japanese. You know your grammar. You can read hiragana and katakana.
But when it comes to using Japanese on the job, you still hesitate. You’re unsure how formal to be, how to respond naturally, or how to phrase things the way a native speaker would in uniform.
It’s not because you’re not trying hard enough.
Most language programs just weren’t built for in-flight service. Textbooks teach polite phrases, but they don’t explain when or why to use them.
That’s where Japanese for Flight Attendants comes in—bridging the gap between language learning and professional communication, so you can speak with clarity, confidence, and care.
Introducing:
Japanese for Flight Attendants
An actionable, profession-specific course for flight attendants who want to speak Japanese with confidence, clarity, and cultural appropriateness.
This self-paced online program gives you…
✔ Specialized vocabulary and formal expressions used in real airline settings
✔ Clear, real-world examples that go beyond classroom Japanese
✔ Practice tools and review materials to prepare for in-flight communication
✔ Live office hours, replays, and personalized support every step of the way
And you don’t need to be fluent to begin. If you can read hiragana, katakana, and know some basic grammar, you’re ready to start.
Not ready to join yet? Start with the free service Japanese guide here!
What makes this different
Most courses teach polite phrases—but not how to use them in the airline industry.
Japanese for Flight Attendants was created with flight attendants, for flight attendants.
You’ll learn real announcements, emergency responses, and service expressions in a variety of situations.
The course breaks down what to say, when to say it, and why it matters.
Here’s what you’ll learn in the course:
Airline-specific vocabulary and phrases—organized and ready to import into apps like Anki
Formal Japanese in context, including adaptable phrase templates for real in-flight situations
Test prep strategies and tools to build confidence for language certifications
Practice at your own pace with quizzes, challenges, and a members-only podcast (coming soon)
You’ll get:
1. Instant access to the full course system
You’ll get immediate access to 9 structured modules that cover everything from in-flight announcements and food service to emergencies and passenger interactions. Each lesson includes clear explanations, a vocabulary list ready to upload into your flashcard app of choice, and a customizable workbook to help you stay organized.
2. Ongoing support
Every two months, we meet on Zoom for live office hours where you can ask questions and receive personalized support. We also have a short focus lesson to review or learn new material. Replays are always available if you can’t attend live. You can also reach out via email or connect with the members-only community anytime you need help.
3. Additional Resources
You’ll also get access to a growing library of bonus tools and reference materials—including guides for solo speaking practice, Japanese etiquette, and destination vocabulary. These extras are designed to make your learning more practical, personal, and culturally informed.
Japanese for Flight Attendants really understands the contents of our job and you really go into depths and details. It helps to have links and references to outside resources too. I do wish I had access to this when I first started as a Japanese FA.”
— Peggy
“幸さんのフライトアテンダントコースはすごく楽しかったですよ！I can't express how much I like the course. It's truly money well-spent and I already recommended the course to one of my colleagues. Sachi, I'm really grateful that you also included various links because it helps me to improve my Japanese overall.”
— Course Member
“After working as a flight attendant for the past 3.5 years, I was looking to expand my knowledge of Japanese in order to qualify for and work Japan flights. After signing up for this course, I was able to build on my knowledge of Japanese and effectively communicate with passengers. I would highly recommend this program to anyone wanting to work in a professional environment!”
— Marjorie
This course is right for you if…
You’re a flight attendant—or you’re training to become one
You want to qualify for Japan routes or improve your Japanese for work
You can read hiragana and katakana and want more airline-specific support
You’re tired of trying to adapt textbook Japanese to real-life service situations
You want a flexible, step-by-step system with practical support along the way
FAQs
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The course starts when you join! When you finish will all depend on your schedule. You may be able to get through all of the content in about 2 weeks, but you’ll need time, practice, and patience before you feel confident using formal Japanese onboard with passengers. But don't worry! We all learn at different speeds and have different schedules. You’ll have access for the lifetime of the course, and all future updates.
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Not at all. Just come when you can! You can always submit your questions in advance and watch the replays if you can’t make it.
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In order to get the most out of this course, I recommend having some background knowledge. I recommend you have the ability to read hiragana and katakana and have basic grammar knowledge—roughly JLPT N5 to N3 level.
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We cover everything from in-flight announcements and emergencies to sales, service, and interacting with passengers who need extra assistance. You’ll also get practice quizzes, challenges, and bonus resources to support your learning.
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You can—but finding the right materials, staying motivated, and knowing what to focus on can be tough. This course gives you everything in one place, with structure, support, and tools that actually match your job.
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Service Japanese is a valuable, transferable skill. You’ll be able to use what you learn here in any professional setting—and it’s great for travel too.
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You can email me directly, ask during office hours, or check in with the community. I’m here to support you however you prefer to learn.
Ready to speak Japanese with confidence onboard?
This is the only course designed with flight attendants, for flight attendants—so you can feel prepared, pass your language assessment, and thrive on Japan routes.
Not quite ready? Download the free service Japanese guide here!