Weverse Mind: "The Week Japanese Surpasses 20,000 Sets Sold in One Year"

Practical Conversation Demand Led by People in Their 20s to 40s

Weverse Mind announced on the 18th that its smart workbook "The Week Japanese" has surpassed cumulative sales of 20,000 sets within one year of its launch.

"The Week Japanese" is a workbook that allows learners to independently master basic skills, conversation, grammar, and JLPT content, covering everything from absolute beginner to advanced business expressions. After its launch in October last year, it achieved sales of 10,000 sets within six months and has continued to show steady growth since then.

Weverse Mind's smart workbook "The Week Japanese" has surpassed cumulative sales of 20,000 sets within one year of its launch. Weverse Mind

Weverse Mind analyzed that this achievement is the result of a shift in the purpose of foreign language learning toward "cultural experience." According to statistics from "The Week Japanese" learners, 27.3% cited "free conversation with foreigners" and 26.0% cited "overseas travel or study abroad" as their reasons for learning, accounting for a combined 53.3%. In particular, people in their 20s to 40s have been leading this learning trend.

A Weverse Mind representative stated, "We are expanding our services to various second languages such as Chinese and Spanish, and we plan to continue broadening our offerings to include languages that learners are interested in."

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