Course Information
Please select the course that best suits you from the following five options.
COURSE 01
Academic Japanese Course for Higher Education
This course is designed for those aiming to enter a Japanese university or vocational school, or to find employment in Japan.
Please select a course duration of 1 year, 1 year and 6 months, or 2 years based on your current Japanese proficiency level and desired study period.
All courses aim to achieve a CEFR B2 level (equivalent to JLPT N2) or higher.
You can choose from three academic periods.
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Academic Japanese Course for Higher Education(1-Year)
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Academic Japanese Course for Higher Education(1.5-Year)
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Academic Japanese Course for Higher
Education (2-Year)
Features
- We set goals and provide instruction tailored to each student's level. With more substantial learning time than other schools, students can thoroughly learn Japanese.
- Supplementary lessons are provided. Even if you lack confidence in your Japanese skills, it's okay. In beginner classes, for students who are falling slightly behind their classmates, supplementary lessons are held outside of regular class hours as needed.
- In the intermediate and advanced classes, students can take NIE (Newspaper in Education) courses designed to dramatically improve their Japanese language skills. In these classes, students summarize newspaper articles and express their opinions. In addition to learning practical Japanese, they also gain a better understanding of current events.
COURSE 02
Preparatory Education Course
Even if you have completed less than 12 years of secondary education, you can acquire the qualifications necessary to apply to Japanese universities and vocational schools by taking this course. Please select a study period of either 1 year or 1 year and 6 months based on your current Japanese language proficiency and the duration of your studies.
Both courses aim for a proficiency level of CEFR B2 (equivalent to JLPT N2) or higher.
You can choose from two academic periods.
- Preparatory Education Course(1-Year)
- Preparatory Education Course(1.5-Year)
Features
- You will become eligible to apply to institutions of higher education. By completing the prescribed curriculum and required study hours, you will become eligible to apply to Japanese universities and vocational schools.
- We set goals and provide instruction tailored to each student's level. With more substantial learning time than other schools, students can thoroughly learn Japanese.
- Supplementary lessons are provided. Even if you lack confidence in your Japanese skills, it's okay. In beginner classes, for students who are falling slightly behind their classmates, supplementary lessons are held outside of regular class hours as needed.
- In the intermediate and advanced classes, students can take NIE (Newspaper in Education) courses designed to dramatically improve their Japanese language skills. In these classes, students summarize newspaper articles and express their opinions. In addition to learning practical Japanese, they also gain a better understanding of current events.
- Students will take core subjects. In accordance with Japan's high school curriculum guidelines, instruction time is allocated for core subjects (English, Integrated Studies, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics) in addition to Japanese language courses. Core subjects are selected and studied based on career paths.
- The Japanese language component follows the same curriculum as the Academic Japanese Course for Higher Education
+ Advanced Track
[ Special Bridge Program to Proceed to Tokyo International University(BP) ]
For students studying abroad with the goal of pursuing higher education, enrollment in a Japanese language school is not the ultimate objective. After enrolling in a Japanese language school, students must prepare for university entrance exams in addition to studying to improve their Japanese language skills; however, this program is designed with a long-term perspective, focusing on university admission after graduation from the very moment of enrollment in a Japanese language school. Academic Japanese Course for Higher Education is available to students enrolled Preparatory Education CourseAcademic Japanese Course for Higher Education or Preparatory Education Course.When selecting your course, please also indicate that you wish to enroll in Special Bridge Program to Proceed to Tokyo International University(BP)Special Bridge Program to Proceed to Tokyo International University(BP)Special Bridge Program to Proceed to Tokyo International University(BP)Special Bridge Program to Proceed to Tokyo International University(BP)Special Bridge Program to Proceed to Tokyo International University(BP).”
Special Bridge Program to Proceed to Tokyo International University(BP) is a unique program exclusive to our school, made possible by our affiliation with the university. It is designed for students who wish to enroll at Tokyo International University but currently lack the Japanese language proficiency required for admission, who want to focus on their Japanese studies with peace of mind, or who strongly desire to advance to Tokyo International University.
If you have Tokyo International University as your first-choice institution and demonstrate outstanding motivation, a strong sense of purpose, and a keen awareness of issues, our school will take full responsibility for helping you improve your Japanese language proficiency and fulfill your dream of enrolling at Tokyo International University.
Features
- Since I have a clear plan for my future studies after graduation, I can focus on learning Japanese with peace of mind.
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There are many admission benefits available for Tokyo International University, such as special admission privileges and scholarships, so please take full advantage of the benefits unique to our affiliated Japanese language school.
*For details on these benefits, Tokyo International University Special Recommendation .
COURSE 03
Short-Term Auditing Course(1–3 months)
This course is designed for those who wish to study Japanese for a short period (1 to 3 months).
It caters to various needs, such as those who want to experience life in Japan while brushing up on their Japanese skills, or those who wish to study for a short time to decide whether to pursue more in-depth study in the future.
Students will be placed in regular classes based on their Japanese proficiency level, so the same Japanese proficiency level required for admission to the regular program is necessary. Please note that enrollment may not be available depending on capacity, so we encourage interested applicants to contact us as soon as possible.
Features
- You can try out the course for 3 to 1 months to see if the learning style suits you.
- You can take the same classes as regular students.
- You can rest assured with level-based class organization.
Conditions
- Enrollment periods: April, July, October, January
- Japanese proficiency level required for regular classes: [April] CEFR A1 (equivalent to JLPT N5) or higher [July, October, January] CEFR A2 (equivalent to JLPT N4) or higher
- Auditing period: 3 months to 1 month
- Extension of short-term auditing periods and transfer to long-term courses are also possible.
The curriculum Short-Term Auditing CoursePreparatory Education CourseAcademic Japanese Course for Higher EducationPreparatory Education Course, so please refer to the course guide. For admission information and tuition fees, Admissions Guide / Short-Term Auditing Course .
COURSE 04
Short-Term Experience Program
This program is a course designed for individuals with zero Japanese proficiency (including complete beginners). While our other courses require a certain level of Japanese proficiency at the time of admission, this program is designed for those who are new to studying Japanese, as well as for those who have studied a little but are still unable to carry on conversations.Even during a short stay, the program aims to help participants acquire basic conversational skills sufficient to manage everyday situations, such as enjoying shopping in Japan and traveling independently, while living and experiencing daily life in Japan. (The program focuses primarily on conversation. While participants will practice reading and writing Hiragana and Katakana, the study of Kanji reading and writing is not included in the curriculum.) Please note that this program is not intended as a preparatory study for admission to our school’s regular courses.
Application and Eligibility Requirements
- Beginners in Japanese language learning (those unable to speak Japanese or with very limited conversational ability)
- High school students and above (16 years of age and older)
- Applicants recommended by our overseas offices or partner agencies
- Applicants who can arrange a visa valid for the entire program duration
What You Will Learn in the Experience Program
Program Features
- Using a “can-do–based” teaching approach, the program offers classes that focus on developing practical Japanese communication skills.
- Participants will practice everyday conversations such as talking about themselves and their surroundings, inviting friends, and shopping.
Program content
- Basic greetings and self-introductions
- Essential phrases for daily life
- Conversation practice
- Simple grammar and vocabulary
- Numbers and time
- Reading Hiragana and Katakana
Program’s schedule
- Session 1: May 11 - June 12 / 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM (including a 15-minute break)
- Session 2: July 6 - August 10 / 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM (including a 15-minute break)
- Session 3: August 17 - September 18 / 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM (including a 15-minute break)
- 2026 Academic Year
Session 1 -
May
11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29
June
1・2・3・4・5・8・9・10・11・12
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Session 2 -
July
6・7・8・9・10・13・14・15・16・17・21・22・23・24・27・28・29・30・31
August
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10
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Session 3 -
August
17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 31
September
1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
About accommodation
Participants in this program may be able to use a partner dormitory arranged by our school, which provides breakfast and dinner, for an additional fee. For details regarding fees, the nearest station, and facilities, please contact our overseas partner offices.
Inquiries and applications Short-Term Experience Program, please contact the respective overseas office.
COURSE 05
Private Lessons
Private lessons are a course where you can freely set the Japanese learning content, date, time, and number of sessions according to your preferences—such as Japanese level, learning objectives, and schedule—in either one-on-one or group settings. You can also choose the learning location (school, home, company, etc.) and teaching method (face-to-face or online lessons).
Features
- You can start anytime.
- Small group lessons for 1 to 4 people
- Online classes are also available for learning from remote locations.
- We accommodate all levels from beginner to advanced and tailor lessons to your specific needs. We offer instruction in conversation, business Japanese, exam preparation (including essay writing), and targeted improvement of weak areas.
- Class content, days of the week, and times will be determined after consultation.
- The lesson schedule and number of sessions will be determined after consultation prior to the start of private lessons.
- We also offer dispatched classes.
- Tuition fees must be paid in full either for the entire course period or on a monthly basis in advance.
Fees
Registration fee: 10,000 yen
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Tuition Fee: |
One-on-one lesson 6,000yen |
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2-person lesson 9,000 yen (4,500 yen per person) |
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3-person lesson 12,000 yen (4,000 yen per person) |
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4-person lesson 13,000 yen (3,250 yen per person) |
*For each additional person, add 1,000 yen (up to 10 people)
※Please inquire about corporate placements.
*Please note that separate travel and transportation expenses will apply if we dispatch an instructor.
For details regarding private lessons, please contact our school office.