Policy
Child Safety Policy
Effective date: July 19, 2026 · Last updated: July 19, 2026
Japanese with Yoshiki is designed so parents remain informed and in control of a child’s participation.
Parent or Guardian Involvement
- Parents and guardians may observe or join any child lesson.
- A parent or responsible adult should be available during the lesson and assist if a safety or technical issue occurs.
- Booking, payment, scheduling, policy questions, and routine progress communication are handled through the parent or guardian.
Communication with Children
Yoshiki does not exchange personal social-media accounts or conduct private direct-message conversations with child students. Lesson-related contact should go through the parent or guardian.
Online Lesson Environment
The child should join from a suitable shared or supervised space. Yoshiki may pause or end a lesson if the environment becomes unsafe or if an adult’s assistance is needed.
Recording, Screenshots, and Publication
- No child’s photo, name, lesson screenshot, video clip, or review will be posted publicly without specific permission from the parent or guardian.
- Permission choices should separately cover review text, face-hidden images, face-visible images, and video.
- Permission may be withdrawn by the parent. Yoshiki will make reasonable efforts to remove content under his control promptly.
- The default lesson-recording rule and any retention period are still awaiting owner confirmation. Recording will not begin without informing the parent and obtaining any permission required.
Personal Information
Only information reasonably needed to plan and provide lessons is requested. A child’s last name, school, home address, and other unnecessary identifying information should not be shared. See the Privacy Policy.
Reporting a Concern
A parent or guardian should stop the lesson if concerned and contact Yoshiki through the contact page. Immediate danger should be reported to the appropriate local emergency service.
Owner confirmation required before publication: Decide whether adult attendance is mandatory for ages 4–6, finalize whether lessons are recorded, and set the recording retention and deletion period.