Student VISA

• Those with 12 years or more years of educational experience at a high school or equivalent, beginning from elementary school.
• People whose living expenses and school fees during their stay in Japan can sufficiently be secured.
• Those with a valid reason for wanting to study Japanese.

Japanese language proficiency equivalent to JLPT N5 or above (*conditions apply).
For those who have not graduated from a higher education institution (university or junior college) in their home country or abroad, the following two points must be fulfilled at the time of application for admission.

(1) You must have studied Japanese for at least 150 hours (self-study is acceptable).

(2) Documentation proving that your Japanese language proficiency is equivalent to N5 or above.
(A certificate of passing the Japanese language test or a certificate of study stating your Japanese language level is required. If no certificate is available, you will be required to take our entrance examination).

(Note): The requirement for Japanese language proficiency may also be assessed through an interview or additional testing, depending on your specific circumstances or nationality.

(3) Depending on nationality and other conditions, the above will be checked even if the applicant has a junior college degree or above.

The words you use represent your personality. By acquiring “business Japanese” to express yourself as an adult in Japanese society, high-level communication becomes possible.

We accept beginner students. In the beginner class, we have a 10-minute daily kanji review at the beginning of every class. This is for our students to have a chance to review what they have learned during the previous day’s kanji lesson.

As for grammar, we try to give students many chances to practice and review through the means of giving out homework and then going over the homework in class, as well as having grammar tests. The tests help students to see their progress and to determine whether they are using grammar correctly or not.