The Austin Japanese Culture and Language Meetup Group

ATTENTION: Please RSVP at least one day before the event!
Sometimes this event is moved to private residences, and we don't want to strand anyone.

This is a Japanese speakers event in Georgetown, TX!
We normally meet outside out back of Lamppost coffee, more recently at the tables by Sweet Lemon Cafe.
There's a free parking lot a block south of the establishment.
PAYMENT: If we are inside Lamppost (usually in the winter), we are using business property, and thus it's polite if you purchase something from the establishment. $6 should cover most drinks. Coffee, teas (black and matcha), and sodas are available as well as baked goods.

We are open to speakers of many levels, including beginners, BUT you need to know hiragana (and hopefully katakana).

A great book for self study is Kazki Watanabe's "Japanese For Dogs".
https://www.amazon.com/Japanese-Dogs-1-Kazki-Watanabe/dp/1534988173
Answers: https://japanesefordogs.com/

ATTENTION: Please RSVP at least one day before the event!
Sometimes this event is moved to private residences, and we don't want to strand anyone.

This is a Japanese speakers event in Georgetown, TX!
We normally meet outside out back of Lamppost coffee, more recently at the tables by Sweet Lemon Cafe.
There's a free parking lot a block south of the establishment.
PAYMENT: If we are inside Lamppost (usually in the winter), we are using business property, and thus it's polite if you purchase something from the establishment. $6 should cover most drinks. Coffee, teas (black and matcha), and sodas are available as well as baked goods.

We are open to speakers of many levels, including beginners, BUT you need to know hiragana (and hopefully katakana).

A great book for self study is Kazki Watanabe's "Japanese For Dogs".
https://www.amazon.com/Japanese-Dogs-1-Kazki-Watanabe/dp/1534988173
Answers: https://japanesefordogs.com/

ATTENTION: Please RSVP at least one day before the event!
Sometimes this event is moved to private residences, and we don't want to strand anyone.

This is a Japanese speakers event in Georgetown, TX!
We normally meet outside out back of Lamppost coffee, more recently at the tables by Sweet Lemon Cafe.
There's a free parking lot a block south of the establishment.
PAYMENT: If we are inside Lamppost (usually in the winter), we are using business property, and thus it's polite if you purchase something from the establishment. $6 should cover most drinks. Coffee, teas (black and matcha), and sodas are available as well as baked goods.

We are open to speakers of many levels, including beginners, BUT you need to know hiragana (and hopefully katakana).

A great book for self study is Kazki Watanabe's "Japanese For Dogs".
https://www.amazon.com/Japanese-Dogs-1-Kazki-Watanabe/dp/1534988173
Answers: https://japanesefordogs.com/