The first course i would recommend would be TÖMER. TÖMER has a total of 11 branches around Turkey: Ankara Gölbaşı, Ankara Kızılay, Ankara Tunalı Hilmi, İstanbul Taksim, İstanbul Kadiköy, İzmir, Bursa, Antalya, Alanya, Trabzon and Samsun branches. Among these the smallest cities are Samsun and Trabzon. You can also opt to Bursa or Antalya Alanya but as Antalya and Alanya are the places which are heart of tourism maybe you would not like there as it would be crowded. Detailed info : http://www.tomer.ankara.edu.tr/english/index.html And the second one could be TAA (Turkish American Association ) Turkish courses which can be in Denizli, Eskişehir or Antalya except İstanbul, Ankara or İzmir. But As these branches are new maybe not all the courses are available in all cities. You can confirm the availability of courses from the phones and links at : http://www.taa-ankara.org.tr/eng1/turkish-courses-turkce-kursu.php

türkçe konuşarak öğrenilir..bu sitedeki türk insanlarla konuşarak öğrenebilirsiniz..

Haruko san , i think istanbul is better to learn turkish . after you learn if you want you can move another small city . The main problem is in other cities courses probably not so good as istanbul . and the other problem in other cities turkish who local people use mostly not same turkish . and you feel more difficult to understand it . so better learn turkish in istanbul . if you want i can help you here . i can find you a course or i can give you private turkish lessons with same price of courses . i stayed in japan 4 years . i can speak turkish , english , armenian and japanese languages . i have turkish studying books for all levels in japanese languages . i had many foreign students before also some japanese students . See You Jya mata ne

it is not true . uygur and turkish completely different languages . for example azeri turkish and turkey's turkish also very similar but we cant understand each other mostly . so if you want speak turkish just learn turkish directly . its better as my opinion .

I learn it by myself.....I'm learning Uyghur...Uighur is the relative of Turkish...so if you master uighur,then it'd be easy for you to study Turkish...or other languages that belong to Turkish group :)