Best Electric Guitar Lessons Tokyo Near Me

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Lessons in English, Japanese, Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese. Ask us about your language and we will do our best to acomodate you.

4worldlovers:
Lessons in English, Japanese, Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese. Ask us about your language and we will do our best to acomodate you.

4worldlovers: Even if you have never touched an instrument before, we aim to provide supportive, fun, and effective lessons to nurture your guitar goals.

Lessons can be provided in Japanese only, English only, or English and Japanese mixed providing you a chance to immerse yourself in an English speaking environment.


Enjoy lessons in English, Japanese, or a mix of both. **Highly recommended for students studying English!**


Students have the opportunity to perform in two student recitals each year. A great opportunity to show off your guitar skills. Free for students and attendees!

Ontario Guitar Studio offers a step-by-step curriculum for beginners that has been tested and adjusted to ensure a comfortable lesson flow while focusing on goals and preferences for each student.

Create effective and enjoyable practice plans with an experienced instructor to achieve your goals as a guitarist.

Lesson content is flexibly tailored to the student's preferences, as well as detailed feedback after every lesson from a patient and experienced instructor.

Students of English often face the problem of lacking opportunities to actually interact in an English speaking Environment. Therefore when the opportunity arises to use English in real time, they may feel frustrated and discouraged.

A key feature to our lessons is to provide an opportunity to immerse oneself in an English environment through learning the guitar. As a result, our students are able to naturally strengthen their English ability.

Students who may be already fluent with English however may have difficulty finding highly experienced English speaking guitar instructors also take advantage of our classes.


Japanese students who have no interest, and simply want to take guitar lessons in their native language also attend our lessons.

Students who want to have enjoyable lessons in their native language choose this pattern.


There are also students who lack confidence in their English skills and wish to start with Japanese initially, gradually becoming accustomed to speaking English that choose this style of lessons.


Students who enjoy lessons combining Japanese and English use this pattern. The instructor primarily conducts the lessons in English, and students can choose to respond in either English or Japanese.

The instructor always confirms understanding in Japanese in a friendly manner and can switch to Japanese if necessary. Additionally, there are students who choose to speak only in Japanese while the instructor speaks in English.

Press here with your first finger. Yes! Just like that! Great!

Students who enjoy lessons in English only use this pattern. While most students may use Japanese when they can't think of the words they want to say, the instructor primarily uses English. Most non-Japanese students also use this pattern.


The students can freely switch between these styles during the lesson!

The instructor has extensive experience in reading the the comfort level of the student, allowing them to conduct lessons in a supportive and stress-free manner.

I was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. At 16, after receiving the Maestro Please Musicians Award in New York, I entered the Humber College Music program, acquiring a Bachelor of Arts in Jazz.

After graduating, I continued working as a professional guitarist, working as a sideman for several esteemed artists, while teaching several guitar students.

Moving to Tokyo, Japan in 2013 to complete my studies in Japanese, after graduating from ARC Academy Japanese School, and achieving N2 on the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, I am is happy to teach students in another language, as well as perform for new audiences at several of Tokyo's finest clubs such as The Billboard Live.

I have taught guitar for nearly 20 years, and have taught hundreds of students, from the casual hobbyist, to the aspiring professional.

With my experience as a working international musician, I like to tap into my student's potential to find the perfect balance of structure and freedom.

Lessons can be taught in person at a lesson studio in west Tokyo (Takadanobaba), or online.

With a fundamental mission of valuing self-expression, Ontario Guitar Studio proudly holds biannual recitals.

Performing while sing your favorite song, flesh out a a solo performance, or jam away a duet with other guitarists.

These recitals serve as a fantastic source of motivation for students, providing specific goals to practice for.

Participation in the recitals is free and serves as a valuable element to focus on improving your skills.