I am learning Japanese, and was wondering how to end an email to my Japanese
Sensei?

Like something similar to Regards or Thank You. A more respectful way to end
an email.
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Ending an email in Japanese to your sensei?
You could always try the simple (どうぞ)よろしくお願い致します. The bits around it might
change based on context, but at a basic level it's just fine, and I'm pretty
sure in most situations it would be there regardless.

The verdict seems to be out on the appropriateness of どうぞ. There are sites
that say it is acceptable to use it, but user @Rilakkuma has personal
experience being told not to. I'd imagine that in formal business settings
this might be more of an issue than in a casual email to your professor,
though.
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