FrostWurm
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Although I will highly recommend structured physical classes because it is not only just learning a language but also a chance to make new friends who also shares the same interest. The classes for me are always a fun experience and after class, we sometimes have after class activities with the sensei like playing badminton, going for dinner etc.
As weird as it sounds, to me, learning Japanese together with a fun class & fun sensei is more important than becoming proficient at Japanese.
Work is mundane and stressful at times, this is one outlet where you can not only learn something new, but do it in a fun way. There is also room to focus and improve rapidly if you want (eg. taking JLPT to assess yourself and sign up for more advanced classes)
