FOR JAPANESE LEARNERSEARLY ACCESS

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Go beyond just being a fan.

Talk with Japanese VTubers live, through games and casual conversation. No textbooks, no scripts. Just time spent using Japanese with someone you like.

Find a sessionHow to join as a speaker

Speakers join by voice — camera off, mic on.
Reserving a speaker slot is free.

What is aiment?

Talking with a VTuber becomes
your time to use Japanese.

Studying Japanese rarely gives you a chance to actually talk with Japanese people. At the same time, many fans around the world got into Japanese through VTubers, games and anime.

aiment connects those learners with Japanese VTubers — not for “conversation drills”, but for time spent enjoying Japanese with someone you like.

A fan and a VTuber talking

What a session looks like

Besides the VTuber and the listeners, aiment has a role called “speaker”. Speakers join with their camera off and mic on, and talk with the VTuber directly. On average, about 5 speakers join each session.

3 steps to your first conversation

01Find a session

Sessions are listed by Japanese level, theme and start time. Times are shown in your local time. Pick one that fits you.

02Reserve a speaker slot

Reserving is free. The participation fee is paid within 24 hours before the stream. If you have a participation ticket, you can use it instead.

03Say hello and talk

It starts with a short self-introduction. After that it’s games and chat with the VTuber, in Japanese.

Listener or speaker

Listener

Watch the stream and follow along.

  • Watch the live stream
  • Follow the conversation in live chat
Speaker

Join by voice and talk with the VTuber.

  • Camera off, mic on
  • Talk with the VTuber directly
  • Limited spots — about 5 per session

Every session shows a Japanese level

The badge on each session card tells you who it is for (A1–C2 follows the JF Standard for Japanese-Language Education). VTubers are asked to speak a little more slowly for beginners.

So you can join with peace of mind

Participants follow a set of rules, and the aiment team is building a system to step in when there is a problem.

Terms of servicePrivacy policy

FAQ

Do I need to show my face?

No. Speakers join with their camera off and mic on. Only your voice is part of the session.

My Japanese is still basic. Can I join?

Every session shows a Japanese level, so you can pick one that matches you. VTubers are asked to speak a little more slowly for beginners.

Is it free?

Reserving a speaker slot is free. A participation fee is paid within 24 hours before the stream. If you have a participation ticket, you can use it instead of paying.

What happens in a session?

It starts with a short self-introduction between you and the VTuber. After that, it’s games, chat or a themed talk — the VTuber’s usual style, with you in the conversation.

How many people are in a session?

On average about 5 speakers join each session, so there is room for you to actually talk.

What if something goes wrong?

Participants follow a set of rules, and the aiment team is building a system to step in when there is a problem. The terms of service and privacy policy are available now; participant guidelines are being prepared.

EARLY ACCESS

Your first conversation is one reservation away.

Find a session that matches your level, reserve a speaker slot, and say hello.