In 7 days, your child will be ready to use real Japanese phrases in Japan — even if you don't speak a word of it.
Instant PDF download · US Letter + A4 · Print at home
Most kids arrive in Japan as passengers. This one arrives able to say something — and gets a “やった!” moment out of it.
Written and checked by a native Japanese mom — the phrasing is what people actually say, not textbook Japanese.
Scan the QR on any page and hear each phrase spoken by a native Japanese mother. No app, no login, no account for your child.
Every day ends with a mission your child completes on the trip — order at a konbini, ask where the restroom is, thank the chef.
One spread per day. Left page: a four-panel comic. Right page: the phrases, the audio and the mission.
See it
Hear it
Practice it
Use it in Japan
やった!


The full Day 2 spread — the comic, both phrases and the native audio. Print it, try it with your child, and see if it lands before you spend a yen.
No email required. Just the PDF.
Fifteen phrases in total. Few enough that a child can actually remember them — and every one of them is usable on a real trip.
| Day | Where | What they'll say | The win |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Arrival & hotel | こんにちは/ありがとう | Greets someone first |
| Day 2 | Ramen shop | これ、ください/いただきます/おいしい! | Orders their own food |
| Day 3 | Leaving the restaurant | ごちそうさまでした/おいしかったです | Thanks the staff themselves |
| Day 4 | Konbini | おねがいします/だいじょうぶです | Pays and answers the clerk |
| Day 5 | Souvenir shop | かわいい!/いくらですか? | Asks the price |
| Day 6 | Sightseeing | すみません/トイレはどこですか? | Asks for a place |
| Day 7 | Going home | ありがとうございました/さようなら | A real goodbye to Japan |
A web passport that lives on your phone. After each real-life mission in Japan, your child taps "I did it!" and collects a stamp — with sound effects, confetti, and a secret reward at the end.

Stamp missions on the go
Replay every phrase in line
Confetti & applause at 7/7
Secret bonus comic
No app store, no login, no personal data — it runs in the browser and saves only on your phone. Included free with the kit.
Yes — that's who it's built for. Every phrase has English pronunciation written out, plus audio you can play instead of reading it aloud. The parent guide is a five-minute roleplay per day, in English.
5 to 9. Younger children do it with a parent reading the comic; older ones read it themselves and run the missions on their own.
An instant PDF download (US Letter and A4): seven comic story spreads, fifteen phrases with native audio, wallet-sized phrase cards, a parent guide, and a mission passport your child prints, folds and carries in Japan.
No. Each phrase has a QR code that opens a page on this site and plays the recording. Nothing to install, and your child never enters any personal information.
No, and deliberately so. Fifteen phrases a child can actually use beats two hundred they'll forget on the plane. If they catch the bug in Japan, that's when a course is worth it.
Print it. Carry it. Complete it in Japan.