FPL
Football Private Lesson
Private lessons with a former professional.
Open an overwhelming gap.
A letter to the parent who already knows
Not in the language they think in. Not in the skill that is theirs alone. We exist for that child — and for the parent who has been waiting.
01 — The ache
For families in Tokyo raising children in English, the path is familiar — and unfinished. They train. Still, something essential goes unnamed.
Most football schools in Tokyo run in Japanese. Instruction never quite arrives in the language your child lives in. Coaching in English is not a courtesy. It is the difference between being managed and being understood.
A school session is a shared hour. It cannot give the quality or volume a serious player needs. The fault stays unnamed. The skill stays untrained. They go home still hungry.
They can feel the next level. Nobody has named, with honesty, what is holding them back — or what work should come next. Wanting more is not the problem. Being left without a method is.
YouTube and social media offer infinite drills. Almost none of it is accountable, or theirs. The question is not more information. It is whom you trust with the years they will not get back.
02 — What we hold
The first Japanese player to win the golden boot in Australia’s NSW State League 1. That career is now given privately, in English: 1-on-1 football and soccer coaching in Tokyo — a long-form programme, and an app that turns intention into habit.
Every session is in English — the language of the home.
What a group soccer school cannot cover in quality or quantity, a 1-on-1 lesson can. The work is theirs alone: the skills they must grow, at the intensity they need.
We isolate the gap between the player they are and the player they can become — then train only that gap. Higher football is pinpoint work, not a mystery.
Lasting skill is built on a medium-to-long-term programme: one diagnosis, one method, one arc. A first lesson is welcome. Continuity is how the work becomes theirs.
A private training app holds goals, daily focus, and homework. The player can return at any hour. Awareness becomes habit.
The atelier app
Between sessions, good intentions dissolve. The atelier exists so they do not. Goals, daily focus, and homework live in one private space.
03 — The programme
There is no shortcut to solid skill. That is why we do not stop at a single session. A continuous programme is how ability accumulates. (A one-off lesson is also welcome.)
Session 01
A private session of listening and seeing: a hearing of where the player is, and a live analysis of their play.
The following day
A written document: the issues, the prescribed training, and the medium-to-long-term schedule.
Session 02, onward
Training follows the programme. The atelier makes daily self-work habitual — not occasional.
04 — Investment
Begin with a first lesson. Continue on the Standard Plan — or, for every day as first priority, Premium.
Plan I
¥4,000
First lesson · 60 minutes
Included in the first lesson
If you continue
From the 2nd lesson (60 min)¥9,800/ session
Plan II
¥190,000
Monthly
As a first-priority VIP
05 — The coach
Your child is coached by the founder — not a rotating bench. A former professional, with the record to match.
Founder & CEO, Kepty Co., Ltd.
After Cemano Kobe Youth U-18 and Kansai University, he played two seasons as a professional in Australia’s NSW State League 1. In 2017 he became the first Japanese player to win the league’s Golden Boot award.
After retiring, he joined Recruit Holdings, on strategy for Study Sapuri and Quipper. He then founded Kepty Co., Ltd., and now coaches young players in Tokyo in English — privately, and over time.
06 — FAQ
For international families in Kanto looking for 1-on-1 soccer coaching in English.
Yes. Football Private Lesson is 1-on-1 soccer coaching in English, in Tokyo — for children who need more than a Japanese group school hour.
It is a private 1-on-1 lesson, not a group soccer English school. One player, one coach, and a written programme the family can hold.
Lessons are held mainly in Minato-ku and Koto-ku. Families from elsewhere in Tokyo and from other prefectures in Kanto are welcome.
Elementary and junior-high players in international and English-speaking homes.
The first 60-minute lesson is ¥4,000. If you continue, Standard Plan sessions are ¥9,800. A Premium Plan is also available.
Are you ready?
Tell us about the player. Begin with a first lesson, or ask how the programme would fit.
Your note has been received. We will be in touch privately.
