I’m not a native speaker but I have relatively okay korean if you’re interested.

I can help you get started. I'm not native speaker but I've been learning Japanese for a while now

I found the following users who may fit your language exchange criteria:

Username	Date	Post Link	Relevance	Offered Matches	Sought Matches
u/jenny980	2020-08-07	Post	6	Japanese, Korean	---
u/ameyoru10	2020-07-27	Post	6	Japanese, Korean	---
u/nenaide	2020-05-27	Post	5	Japanese (Native)	English
u/keken0907	2020-05-11	Post	5	Japanese (Native)	English
u/chocolates_r_sweet	2020-05-21	Post	5	Korean	English

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Hello there !

Learning Japanese won't be easy.
You need to learn the Kanji (as well as the hiragana and katakana) then learn some grammar.

I am curently learning some kanjis and vocabulary with this website :

https://www.wanikani.com

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It does help to be honest. But before going on this website, I'd advise you to do some researches on the language first, to know some basics.

Good luck ;)