Creating Music
01 Collaborating with Japanese Students!
Challenge yourself by collaborating with other students to create music! If you are in a singing-related course, you’ll team up with students taking music production lessons, and vice versa. Projects start from scratch, so they take time, but the key is to respect each other’s creative ideas and move forward with positivity.
Recommended for:
- Those looking for music partners!
- Those who want others to sing their songs!
- Those who struggle to come up with their own projects!
- Those who want support from the school!
- Those who want to try something new!
02 Cultural Exchange Through Music?!
Collaborate with students from our sister school, Next Lead Music School, which focuses on providing online music lessons to Japanese students! Even if you don’t share the same language, successful cross-cultural exchanges are achieved through music. We believe that cross-border music activities will become the standard in the future. If you’re looking to accelerate your music career, feel free to consult with us.
Who writes the lyrics? Who handles the arrangement? It all depends on the project. You’ll learn a lot, including how to handle abstract requests and revisions, making this collaboration a valuable learning experience.
03 Use Your Work to Build Your Japanese Career!
The music and videos you create in this project can be added to your portfolio. They can also serve as evidence of your achievements if you plan to pursue music activities in Japan.
Sharing your work might even lead to invitations to join other exciting projects. Use this opportunity to build a solid foundation for your music career with support from the school!
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FAQ
There is a time difference between our countries, what time can we take lessons?
Our business time is from 10am to 10pm. So please check Japanese time in your country.
When is your holiday?
From December 30th to January 3rd in Japan time. It is new year’s holiday.
Will I have the same instructor every time?
Yes, you will be assigned a fixed instructor. If you wish to change your instructor, it is possible. However, we do not offer a new free trial lesson when changing instructors.
How do I book my lessons?
After we confirm your monthly payment, we will send you the booking page. Please note that booking is only available after payment is completed. For more details, please click here.
How can I pay the monthly fee?
We accept payment via PayPal only (credit card payment is also available through PayPal). The payment link is sent on the 25th of each month (Japan time). For the first month, the link will be sent immediately after registration.
Can I take more than one course or choose a different number of lessons than listed?
Yes, both are possible. Please pay the total amount for all selected courses. If you would like a different number of lessons than shown on the price list (for example, 5 lessons per month), we will calculate it as 4 lessons + 1 additional lesson.
Can I reschedule my lesson?
Yes, if you contact us by 6:00 p.m. (Japan time) at least 2 days before the scheduled lesson, we can reschedule it for another day.
Can I carry over my lesson to the next month?
Yes, you can carry over lessons until the end of the following month. (Example: Lessons for December can be carried over until the end of January.)
Are there any opportunities to share what I learned in lessons?
Yes! At Honey Music School, we offer activities like joining FM radio shows, contributing to background music for shops and offices, and music collaboration projects with other students. For more details, please click here!
Can I take lessons even if I don’t speak Japanese?
Yes, you can! However, for some language-related courses such as the Lyrics Course, a certain level of Japanese may be required. Please check the course page for more details.
Are the instructors native Japanese speakers?
Yes, all of our instructors are native Japanese speakers.
