You're right, I would have probably jumped in front of a train had I have thought of it and actually acted on it. Still a good idea.
In Tokyo at a smaller eikawa. May not even be around anymore. We were "entertainers" not teachers.
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Yes, eikaiwa can be a mix of entertainment, therapy, and sometimes actual English learning. My main goal at my school is to teach them how to learn on their own. A lot of people just don't know how to study language. But it is also entertainment a lot of the time, as in joking around and having a good time. I don't fake it though, if I feel like shit I let my students know. I think most people would rather see all sides of the teacher anyway, not a fake Genki face all the time.
But I run my own show, so I'm free to do it however I want.