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Japanese Dream
LinkedIn Coaching

Reach Japan on LinkedIn, in Japanese that sounds native

I’m a native Japanese speaker who spent 17 years in the U.S. I’ll customize and review your Japanese LinkedIn profile and posts so they land with the people you’re trying to reach.

9,000+
Followers built from zero
5
LinkedIn recommendations
1.9M
Post impressions to date
30+
Inbound DMs a day

Why work with me

At seventeen, I moved to the United States alone to chase basketball at the source, with no family and no one I knew waiting for me. I stayed for seventeen years. High school, junior college, a transfer to San Diego State University where I studied business, then a career in the U.S., a relocation to West Virginia, and a job change after that. I lived the full arc of building a life across two cultures, and most of the small, unspoken parts in between.

That’s why I can build your presence for a Japanese audience without it reading like a translation. I’m a native Japanese speaker, and I know LinkedIn as a daily practitioner, not a theorist. A Japanese professional can tell in seconds when a profile was run through a translation tool, the same way a native English reader instantly spots machine-written English. I’ll make your Japanese read like a real, credible person wrote it, and I know exactly which cultural cues make Japanese professionals take you seriously.

The difference

Japanese that doesn’t read like a translation tool

Breaking into Japan on LinkedIn isn’t about running your English through a translator. It’s a profile and posts that feel native, respect the unspoken norms, and give Japanese professionals a reason to trust you. I’ll rebuild your profile, review your posts line by line, and coach you on the tone and cultural nuance no machine can reach, using the same daily-practice playbook that took me from zero to 9,000 LinkedIn followers.

What we’ll cover

Book a session

$150 / 60 min  ( $80 / 30 min )

A one-on-one working session over Google Meet. Bring your current profile in Japanese, or in English and we’ll build the Japanese version together. You’ll leave with a concrete plan you can act on the same day. Bring your biggest question and we can spend the whole session there.

Included with the session: three months of unlimited diagnostic tests. Every test on the site (Japanese level, keigo, job interview, business culture, English level, and the rest) is free for you for three months afterwards, with no daily cap.

Also in the same session

Thinking about making the move to America

The other half of what I do. At seventeen I landed in an Oklahoma high school, not as a study-abroad guest but as one of the students, and I finished the season with the team. From there: a junior college in Kansas, a transfer to San Diego State University, a business degree, then a job in Los Angeles, a relocation to West Virginia, and back to Los Angeles again. I worked under American bosses and managed people from other countries.

Most advice about moving to America stops at the application. What actually breaks people comes after: how transfer credits are treated, how far your living costs drift from the estimate, how your home-country experience reads to an American hiring manager, and what your boss there quietly does and doesn’t reward. I went through all of it myself, and I’ll tell you the hard parts too, not just the clean version.

17
Age I left for the U.S. alone
17 years
Living and working there
HS → JC → transfer
The whole student route
LA & West Virginia
Cities I worked in

Whether you are still deciding, already preparing, or on the ground and stuck, any stage is fine. What we can cover:

  • Choosing the route: language school, junior college, four-year university, or transfer, and which one fits your goal and your budget
  • Transferring: the step most international students get wrong, explained by someone who did it
  • What it actually costs: tuition, living expenses, insurance, and how to budget for the real number
  • Finding work there: the job hunt, the resume, the interview, and what happens after you start
  • Surviving an American workplace: how you are evaluated, how much distance to keep from your boss, and how fast decisions move
  • Life after you land: isolation, the language wall, and the costs nobody warns you about

Same price, same booking button as above. Just say you want to talk about moving to America when you book.

Included with the 60-minute session: your U.S. roadmap, as a PDF. From what you tell me on the call, your goal, your budget, your current English, and your timing, I write you a single roadmap laid out on a timeline: which school route, what it costs, the visa steps, and the path to a job. What to do, by when, and with how much saved. A map you can come back to whenever you lose your bearings. (Not included with the 30-minute session.)